Your career can now continue through six NFL seasons, including a championship drive whenever your team qualifies. Year seven stays locked while the veteran chapter is developed. A career saved at the old year-three boundary can continue with the current save format.

See what each deal changes

Contract offers show the actual team, annual salary and term. A role diagram compares your current role with the offered camp role. The support bar compares each team with your current team, and the coaching relationship shows whether you are returning with familiar trust or building it again.

A projected role still has to survive camp and the season. Signing a deal does not award a promotion or pay the entire contract at once.

Make the next camp count

Years four to six keep the same growth loop. A final contract year and a return after missed games now have a short, visible reminder before you choose your session. Your unlocked signature remains available; players still learning it can continue the existing three-camp and skill requirements.

Ordinary events and team promises share the same slot in these years too. There is no extra event step. The current rookie, starter and core-player pools carry into the new chapter, with injury priority and recent-event avoidance intact.

See the honors you actually earned

Season results give earned Pro Bowl, All-Pro, MVP or championship honors a medal reveal. No honor is shown before it is earned. Your team’s result and personal challenge remain separate, with the full record available to expand.

A Super Bowl win reveals the earned championship medal on the final play. If you cannot take the field, the result shows the actual score and a clear return to the season review. Offseason recovery has its own scene; an early retirement puts the equipment away and explains why the career ended.

Meaningful practice, recovery and contract onboarding keep real learning feedback. Confirming a result adds no reward, and skills at their ceiling do not receive invented points. Natural setbacks and retirement remain possible.

Continue your career.