TWO MINUTE DRILL · THE PLAYBOOK

Embed a football clock management game

Let readers make the next call. Add Two Minute Drill, a free American football strategy game, to a football article, game collection or classroom page.

By NapsterLong Updated October 22, 2026

Choose the starting situation

Use the daily drill for a shared challenge that rotates at 00:00 UTC, or pick a fixed practice situation that matches your article.

Game mode

Practice situation

Automatically fit the frame height with a small helper script

Without the helper, the frame uses a fixed height and scrolls when needed. Your publishing platform must allow iframes; automatic height also needs external scripts.

HTML embed code

<iframe data-two-minute-drill src="https://play2minutedrill.com/embed/?mode=practice&amp;drill=running-clock" title="Two Minute Drill: interactive football clock practice" width="100%" height="1460" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allow="clipboard-write" style="display:block;width:100%;border:0;border-radius:12px"></iframe>

Open the 17-second drill ↗

Try it at your page width

The game loads when you choose Load playable preview.

What can readers practise?

Timeout or spike: manage a moving clock with 17 seconds left.
Playing without timeouts: compare boundary passes and in-bounds gains from 38 seconds.
The last snap: see why a short sideline pass can leave a kick with nine seconds left.
Daily challenge: let readers compare calls from the same rotating start.

Each drill uses original situations and fixed play outcomes. It is a simplified teaching game, not a live NFL simulation or a prediction. Thinking time is free. See the practice index and complete game rules.

Embedding and attribution

The embed is free to use in an article, game directory or teaching page. It keeps a small Two Minute Drill link so readers can open the full game. A nearby source link is welcome but optional, and there is no required link attribute or exchange. The code and artwork remain owned by their respective creators.

Does progress carry over?

Progress is stored in the current browser when storage is available. Some browsers isolate or block storage inside an embedded page, so readers may have different progress when they open the full site. The game still works when saving is unavailable. Google Analytics measures visits and game events as explained in the privacy policy.

Need a different size?

The frame fills the width of its container. Its default height is 1,460 pixels; you can change that value, or enable automatic height. The optional helper accepts height messages only from the game’s own frame and does not read your page content. For publishing help or questions about reuse, contact the creator.