Prioritize QB, edges & corners
The published team rules give these positions extra influence. Your five offensive linemen together matter even more than one quarterback.
Build a better starting 22. Find the right position, understand the challenges, and take your team onto the field.
For the browser game at all22pokemon.com · Sources reviewed October 12, 2026 · Free fan resource
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Free choice, different generations, formations and shareable team images.
READ THE GUIDE →02Region + type each round. Fill 22 spots, with up to three Legendaries.
READ THE GUIDE →03One random original-151 Pokémon per round. Place it before the next roll.
READ THE GUIDE →04Create or join a league, take snake-draft turns and watch the season.
READ THE GUIDE →05ALL-22 BOWL for side-view action; ALL-22 PRO for a behind-the-huddle camera.
READ THE GUIDE →Choose a role to see what matters, then compare two examples using real base stats.
Alakazam: 135 Sp. Atk, 120 Speed, 95 Sp. Def. Gengar: 130 Sp. Atk, 110 Speed, 75 Sp. Def. Psychic also receives a QB type nudge. This comparison favors Alakazam on those published factors; it does not reveal an exact rating.
Strong stars help. Weak placements can cost the entire team.
The published team rules give these positions extra influence. Your five offensive linemen together matter even more than one quarterback.
Before committing a fast, powerful pick to halfback, check whether a defensive end or linebacker has a bigger need. Filling one role closes that option for later rounds.
The creator says weak spots receive extra penalties. Improve the holes across all 22 rather than assuming one Legendary can carry an unsuitable lineup.
Source: Game creator’s scouting guide · Reviewed October 12, 2026. Strategy examples are our interpretation of the published priorities.
Read all position priorities →Challenge settings lock when the run starts.
17–0 gives a region and type; 151 gives a Pokémon.
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A free fan-made browser game that puts Pokémon in American football positions. Build 11 offensive and 11 defensive starters, attempt a simulated challenge season, draft with friends, or play the arcade games.
No. Weight is important for linemen and fullbacks, while height is used for receivers, tight ends and corners. Quarterbacks do not benefit from height or weight in the published position chart.
The creator’s guide supplies priorities, not an unbeaten guarantee. Use a score to compare fits within the same challenge; the result of a simulated season is a separate outcome.
Our scout shows public base stats and the creator’s qualitative priorities. It does not reproduce hidden fit ratings, exact weighting or the season engine.
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