About Run the Table

Run the Table is a free football draft game. You spin for a random NFL team and decade, draft six players from real team seasons between 1960 and 2025, and then watch a 17-game season play out. The goal is simple: build a roster good enough to go 17-0.

How it works

1. Spin. Each round gives you a team and an era, such as the Minnesota Vikings of the 1970s or the Kansas City Chiefs of the 2010s.
2. Draft. Pick one player from that team and era. You fill six slots: QB, RB, WR, TE, FLEX and DEF.
3. Trust your football knowledge. Ratings are hidden while you draft, so you have to know who was great, not just who has the biggest number.
4. Run the season. Your six ratings set your chance in each of 17 games. The season is rolled on our servers, so leaderboard results are fair.

More than a one-off game

• Collection. Every card you finish a season with joins your collection. Chase rare Legendary and Epic cards and complete the three-card headliner set for every team and era.
• Levels. Earn XP for playing, winning and collecting, and climb from Rookie to Legend.
• Daily Challenge. Everyone gets the same six draws each day. Build a streak.
• Beat This Team. Each week a famous historical roster is the target. Can you out-draft it?
• 1V1 and friend challenges. Play head to head, or send a challenge code to a friend. Leagues let a group keep a private leaderboard.

About the data

The game uses 7,029 player seasons from real NFL teams. Player ratings are our own scores, built from each player's real season statistics, and they are a game mechanic, not an official ranking. Run the Table is an independent fan game. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the National Football League, any team, any players' association or any player. Names and statistics are used only to identify and describe historical teams, players and seasons.

Who makes it

Run the Table is made by L. Callaghan Holdings Inc. in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada. It is free to play and supported by advertising. You can read how we handle your information in our Privacy Policy and the rules for using the game in our Terms of Use. Questions or feedback are welcome on our Contact page.