Game day just got a second screen. BakaBois RedZone is now live in beta, built to stay open on your phone, tablet or laptop while the NFL games are on.

The new companion brings all 12 BakaBois matchups from both leagues into one broadcast-style page. Live scores, projected totals and ESPN win chances refresh every minute, so one screen can cover the whole league without twelve separate ESPN tabs.

America’s Game of the Week gets the main stage, but the rest of the league is never buried. Auto-director follows the action automatically, or you can turn it off and pin any matchup yourself. Filters let you watch League 1, League 2 or both together, and Theater mode strips the page down for a cleaner second-screen view.

Each spotlight includes a win-chance chart and a score-story chart built from recorded observations. The Around the League wire tracks scoring changes and stat corrections, while the full scoreboard keeps every matchup and current win chance in view.

RedZone also records the week as it happens. Switch to Recorded Replay to play the scoring day back, scrub through the timeline, change playback speed, restart or loop it. Quiet stretches are compressed, but the original observation times stay attached to the action.

This is the beta, so keep it open during the games, push every button and tell us what sucks. The whole point is to make Sundays easier to follow—and give everyone immediate evidence when their matchup starts going to hell.

Watch BakaBois RedZone: https://www.bakabois.net/redzone