The NFL Head Coach is the guy on the sidelines. Sometimes you see him hurl his headset to the ground in frustration. Sometimes he's pumping his fist in the air in triumph. Sometimes you see him screaming at a player, white-knuckled fist wrapped around the face guard, steam billowing out of his mouth in the frigid weather. Even when the teams win, he's never the MVP, and a player usually takes the credit at the press conference. Who hasn't wanted to be a football coach?

Head Coach lets you step into the shoes of all those famous football geniuses who have gone before. Manage a draft, hire staff, call plays, make trades, in the end, it's all your responsibility. This time, when the guy on field fumbles the ball, you really can blame him. You weren't the guy running. You just told him what to do.

Start from scratch and build a winning organization with talent, strategy and guile. Oh, and money. You'll probably need some of that, too. Build a reputation as a coach, and watch it fall and rise with your successes. Sit behind the desk, admiring your trophy case. Stand on the sideline, sweating bullets in sudden-death. Beat your players into shape. It's your job. You're an NFL Head Coach.