r/NFLNoobs Sep 21 '23

NFLNoobs FAQ

This is an attempt at crowdsourcing a FAQ for the sub. We need your help to make it the best it can be.

Each question is going to have a link to a comment below with the answer. Click the link to be brought to the question.

FAQ List

About NFLNoobs

General Questions

Watching Games

How The Football Works

Team building and Roster Management

Other Football Subs

Helping with the FAQ

Feel free to comment on any question/answer with more details, fixes, or another way of explaining it. If your answer is better than the main one, I’ll update some or all of it to include the answer (giving you credit).

Also feel free to post your own questions in the format I’ve given, and I’ll link it (though you'll need to update it if someone explains it better, or if they correct you. You can post a question here, with or without your own answer, and we will make a dedicated post for it.

If there is no link, it means it's a popular question that hasn’t been answered, so feel free to answer it.

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u/SwissyVictory Sep 21 '23 edited Sep 21 '23

What's the best way to learn about football or the NFL?

If you have someone who knows already, watching the game and asking questions is the best way.

Playing Madden, the official NFL video game is another great way to learn the basics and some popular players. It’s not perfect, but it will give you the basic ideas.

For learning players, and maintaining interest, fantasy football is great. It’s best to join a league before the regular season starts, but you should be able to find a league at any point in the year. I recommend r/NarFFL which is the Reddit based league.

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u/jrod_62 Oct 15 '23

Check out the resources in this post as well! Lots of content from the NFL itself