Flag Football  ·  1:47

Flag Football Game Day

Down buttons, offense and defense momentum, touchdown player songs, extra points, and playlist music. This 1:47 walkthrough opens Game Day for Flag Football and goes through it tab by tab: Offense, Defense and Music. The board has 14 buttons — TD!, 1st Down, 2nd Down, 3rd Down and the rest — each with a sound effect and a song behind it. It is the last step in the Flag Football setup path; the steps before it are the same on every sport. The narration is written out below if you would rather read than watch.

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The narration, line by line, as it is spoken in the video.

This is Game Day for flag football. Everything you need during a game is on one screen, so you are never scrolling to find a button while the play is already over.

Across the top are your downs. First, second, third and fourth, each in its own color, each holding its own list of songs. Tap the one that just happened.

It plays straight away, with the artwork, the title, and a waveform so you can see it running. Look at the button: it has already moved on to the next song, ready for the next first down.

Below that is Momentum, and it follows the ball. On offense it reads Big Run, Big Catch and Hit. Tap the chip and the whole row becomes Sack, Hit and Safety for when you are defending.

Touchdown is the one you will use most. Tap whoever scored and their own song plays. If the same player keeps finding the end zone, hold their name to pin them to the front.

Extra points get their own row rather than a button on the board. Tap it and choose Field Goal or Extra Point, and the song for that kick plays.

This row controls whatever is playing. Stop ends it. Pause holds it where it is. Fade takes it down over about three seconds, and the double arrow moves you on to the next song.

The four sound buttons are instant. Three of them are slots you can change by holding one, and More FX opens the full set, where tapping any sound plays it right then.

And Music holds your lists: pre-game, halftime, post-game, and anything the crowd has asked for, with a count of what is left. Start one and it keeps playing until you stop it.