ScoreCards The Game You Play While Watching the Game
ScoreCards is a group/party card game the whole gang plays while watching football on TV.
Each ScoreCard features possible plays, events, announcer sound bites and camera shots commonly or uncommonly found while watching football on TV.
Each card has a point value, so when the event on TV matches a player’s card or cards they play the card…BUT…there’s action cards that add a level of competitiveness by allowing players to steal points from their opponents.
The player with the highest number of points at the end of the football broadcast is the winner.
ScoreCards Jr. by Blue Parachute - Watch. Match. Play.
ScoreCards Jr. by Blue Parachute is a free Print & Play football card game that helps kids and parents play together while watching football on TV.
Each ScoreCard features a football moment that may happen during the broadcast, including touchdowns, flags, first downs, replays, kicks, coach shots, fan reactions, commercials, and announcer moments.
When the moment on TV matches a player’s card, they play the card. Select cards include simple Blue Parachute play prompts that help support watching, matching, communication, turn-taking, and shared play.
Families can play without points, play cooperatively as one team, or keep score for a more traditional game.
It’s not therapy homework. It’s a way to make game day more inclusive, more interactive, and more connected.
Melzi
Melzi already owns a clear lane: Game Day For The Girls.
That’s bigger than licensed clothing.
It’s a lifestyle position. It’s about how women show up for game day, what they wear, who they watch with, how they tailgate, how they host, how they celebrate, and how they make football and college sports part of their social life.
ScoreCards gives Melzi a way to make that bigger than licensed clothing.
A Melzi version of ScoreCards could turn watch parties, tailgates, rivalries, group chats, bad calls, touchdown chaos, and yelling at the TV into a branded game-day product Melzi actually owns.
That matters because licensed apparel can drive sales, but original IP can build long-term brand value.
Melzi doesn’t have to stop at dressing the game-day audience. It can entertain them.
CEO BROS Content, Conversation, And Community
What if CEO BROS didn’t just talk about business ideas?
What if it broke the fourth wall and showed how one actually gets built?
ScoreCards gives CEO BROS a chance to go full meta: an episode about original IP, using ScoreCards as the live case study.
Not a theory episode. A real-world experiment.
Show how the hot dogs are made: build the concept, bring in a brand, put the game in a Chicago bar, let real customers play it, capture the reactions, and turn the whole thing into content.
That changes the sponsorship pitch too.
Instead of asking Tito’s Handmade Vodka or Old Style Beer to “sponsor the show,” the ask becomes:
Help underwrite an episode about how original IP gets built, branded, tested, and brought to life.
The bar becomes the test lab.
The customers become the focus group.
The brand becomes part of the story.
The episode becomes proof of concept for a traditional sponsorship.
For CEO BROS, ScoreCards isn’t just a product to promote.
It’s an episode, a brand partnership, and a community moment waiting to happen.