All 22 Pokemon Builder
Build your All 22 Pokemon football team: one Pokemon for each of the 22 positions, 11 on offense and 11 on defense. Tap a spot on the field, pick any of the 1,025 Pokemon, then save your lineup as an image or share it with a link. Free, no sign-up.
Your All 22 Pokemon lineup
How to build an All 22 Pokemon team
- Tap a position on the field, such as QB or C.
- Search for a Pokemon by name or Pokedex number and tap it.
- Fill all 22 spots, or press Random fill and swap the ones you disagree with.
- Press Save image to download your All-22, or Copy link to share it.
Who plays where: a quick position guide
Quarterback
Needs brains and an arm. Psychic and Fighting types are popular picks: Alakazam for reading the defense, Machamp for throwing with four arms.
Running back
Fast and hard to bring down. Fans like Rapidash, Lucario or Arcanine.
Wide receivers
Speed and long reach. Ninjask, Accelgor, Ambipom and Electivire show up a lot.
Offensive line
The heaviest Pokemon you can find: Snorlax at center, then Wailord, Groudon, Copperajah or Hippowdon at tackle and guard.
Defensive line
Big and strong enough to push back: Rhyperior, Ursaluna, Golem or Tyranitar.
Linebackers
Fast hitters who cover the whole field, such as Gyarados, Garchomp or Lucario.
Defensive backs
Quick enough to stay with any receiver: Weavile, Greninja, Sneasler or Zeraora.
Questions
What is the All 22 Pokemon trend?
All 22 Pokemon is a fan trend where you build a full American football lineup out of Pokemon: 11 on offense and 11 on defense. Fans argue over who plays quarterback, which heavy Pokemon hold the offensive line and who is fast enough to play cornerback, then post their All-22 as an image.
What does All-22 mean?
In American football the All-22 is the view that shows all 22 players on the field at once, 11 on each side. An All 22 Pokemon lineup fills each of those 22 positions with a Pokemon.
Which positions are in this All 22 Pokemon builder?
Offense: quarterback, running back, three wide receivers, tight end and five offensive linemen (left tackle, left guard, center, right guard, right tackle). Defense: two defensive ends, two defensive tackles, three linebackers, two cornerbacks, a free safety and a strong safety.
Can I use the same Pokemon twice?
Yes. Nothing stops you from playing Snorlax at center and at nose tackle, but most fans try to fill all 22 spots with different Pokemon.
How do I share my All 22 Pokemon team?
Press Save image to download your lineup as a picture, or Copy link to get a link that opens the same team. Your picks are also kept in this browser, so you can come back later.
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