All-Timers: 17-0 & 82-0 Draft

Chase the perfect season: go 17-0 in the NFL or 82-0 in the NBA. One loss and the undefeated season is over.

Two sports, one run, and the regular season is just the start.

All Timers is a sports draft game for football and basketball fans. Spin to draw a franchise and a decade, draft one all-time player per round, and build an all-time roster from scratch. Then run your season and find out how far your draft can carry you.

DRAFT AN ALL-TIME ROSTER

Every spin deals you a franchise and an era. You pick the legend. Seven rounds, one all-time team, no two drafts the same.

GO UNDEFEATED, THEN GO FURTHER

Win out and you finish the regular season undefeated. Most draft games stop there. All-Timers keeps going: earn a playoff berth, enter the gauntlet, and chase a flawless run to a perfect 20-0 in football or an undefeated title run in basketball. The further you push, the higher your Season Score.

TWO SPORTS, ONE APP

Football and basketball live in one app on one account. Draft an all-time football roster, an all-time basketball roster, or both. No second download.

A SKILL SCORE, NOT JUST LUCK

Draft Average rates every run from .000 to 1.000 based on how close you came to the perfect draft. Server-verified scores keep the leaderboard honest, so the best drafters rise on merit.

MODES

- Free Play: draft, run a full season, chase the playoff gauntlet, and beat your best Season Score.

- Daily Challenge: everyone drafts from the same daily deal. One shot, ranked against the world.

- Play With Friends: send a challenge, draft head to head, and settle who is the better GM.

SHARE YOUR RUN

Every season makes a share card worth posting: your record, your Season Score, your Draft Average, your all-time roster.

Free to play, no account required. Sign in to save your seasons, climb the daily and all-time leaderboards, and challenge your friends.

All-Timers is an independent game. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by any professional sports league, team, or organization. Player references use names and statistics only.