About Quarterback
Quarterback is a passing game built on one gesture. Swipe to throw, and the swipe does double duty: direction aims the pass, speed sets the power.
Defenders close fast, so quick reads beat hero throws. Leading a moving receiver — throwing where they will be, not where they are — is the whole skill.
How to Play Quarterback
Swipe to throw the football toward a receiver.
Swipe direction sets the aim; swipe speed sets the distance.
Lead moving receivers so the ball meets them in stride.
Complete passes to march downfield and score.
Throw to the open receiver rather than forcing a deep ball.
Tips & Strategies
- Take the open man Checkdowns move the chains. Forced deep balls stall drives more often than they score.
- Lead crossers Throw ahead of crossing routes instead of at the runner. The ball should arrive where they are going.
- Save the bomb Only go deep on obvious one-on-one coverage. Everywhere else, the underneath throw is worth more.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I throw further?
Faster swipes add power. Use the extra distance only when the receiver is genuinely open deep.
How long is a drive?
One to five minutes, which makes it a natural quick-play sports session.
Does aiming matter as much as power?
More. A well-aimed short throw completes; a powerful mistimed one is an interception.
Can I play on mobile?
Yes. Swiping is the native control, so touch is arguably the better input.
