NFL career path: guess the player from his teams

You see every team the hidden player was on, in order, with the seasons. Name him in six guesses; each miss unlocks a hint.

Today's career path

2026-10-08 UTC0/6 guesses

  1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers2018–2021
  2. Kansas City Chiefs2022–2024
  3. Houston Texans2025

How to play

  1. Read the path: every franchise the player was on, in the order he joined, with the seasons of each spell.
  2. Type a name and pick it from the list. You have 6 guesses.
  3. Each miss tells you how many of the path's teams that player shared, and unlocks a hint: position, draft, college, then initials.
  4. A new daily player at midnight UTC; unlimited mode deals a new one every round.

The 1,174 possible players are current and retired players with a page here who were on at least three franchises. Seasons come from the nflverse roster files (1960–2026, CC BY 4.0). Old team names are shown under today's franchise (Houston Oilers seasons appear as Tennessee Titans, Oakland seasons as Las Vegas Raiders).

NFL career path: guess the player from his teams: questions

How does the career path game work?

You see the teams the hidden player was on, in the order he joined them, with the seasons for each spell. Type a name and pick it from the list. After each wrong guess a new hint appears: position, then draft, then college, then his initials.

Which players can come up?

Players who were on at least three franchises and have a page on this site: current players and retired players from the nflverse data. Seasons come from the nflverse roster files from 1960 on.

Why does a team appear twice?

Because he went back. A gap of a season or more between two spells with the same team is shown as two separate stops.

When does the daily player change?

At midnight UTC, the same player for everyone. Unlimited mode is not tied to the date.

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Careers from nflverse (CC BY 4.0). Photos appear only after a round, and only free-licence files from Wikimedia Commons. Independent; not affiliated with the NFL. Credits