Sundaydle

Sundaydle is an NFL trivia site built around one daily centrepiece and a shelf of side modes. The centrepiece is The Drive, a numbered daily run where, in the site's own words, you move the chains to the end zone, and everyone gets the same drive. Beside it sit a numbered Connections grid of sixteen names in four hidden groups, and Hot Takes, a daily debate you vote on before seeing how the fans split. Behind the PLAY menu are three more: Quick Play, Endless and Duel. A level badge and a coin counter sit in the header, so the site is keeping score across sessions rather than one puzzle at a time.

1. Start on the front page, which already carries the three daily items: The Drive, the Connections grid and the Hot Takes vote.
2. Scroll down to MORE WAYS TO PLAY for the rest. Quick Play asks you to pick a pack, Endless is a survival run, and Duel puts you against another player.
3. Sign in only if you want to. The level and coin counters run even without an account.

Most NFL dailies pick one format and stop there. Sundaydle stacks a drive, a grouping grid and a hot take vote on the same day, then hangs coins and levels off the whole thing, which puts it closer to a small game app than a puzzle page. The Drive is the reason to come back: framing a daily trivia run as moving the chains gives a wrong answer a consequence you can actually picture, which is more than most quiz formats manage.

The site states the failure condition of each mode: Connections allows four mistakes, Endless ends the run on a single miss, and Duel puts both players through the same five questions.

The Drive

The daily headline, numbered, framed as running today's NFL drive to the end zone. The card says the drive is the same for everyone.

Connections

A numbered daily grid of sixteen names in four hidden groups, four mistakes allowed, with a shareable result grid.

Hot Takes

A daily debate. You vote a side and the site then shows how fans split.

Quick Play

Solo. Pick a pack and play fast five question rounds that pay out coins and stars.

Endless

Solo survival. One miss ends the run, and the site keeps a board for the week.

Duel

Against real players. Both sides answer the same five questions.

• Endless is not the place to experiment, since a single miss ends the run.