The app would give fans a chance to simulate matches between teams and line-ups that would never have met in real life, and find out the presumed results. All they need to do is sign up and enter the names into the online simulator configurations.

Features

• First, the user selects the teams and match type. Both teams must be NFL  members and on the list of available ones. The user can also select each team’s line-up by year.
• The user sets up a matchup (a single game or the best of 7 series) and game style (standard NFL or backyard).
• The user sets up both teams: selects players for all positions and appoints the captains. The user may even select a specific year in a player’s career.
• After running a simulation, the system displays a median of three presumed results and brief statistics about them. The user can choose one case out of three.
• The user reads a newly generated article about the match and its key points, e.g., who scored the points, who made the decisive pass, who broke the rules, etc., as well as the final extended statistics.
• The user can add comments to the game’s quarters and a title for the article to attract other readers. Then, they proceed to publish the article on the website where it will be available to all visitors.