Your typical team management controls are here, including create player and create team. This is a simplistic but effective way of changing the computer's game plan. Still, this is a novelty for console football games and a step in the right direction. The only song that QB Club has is decent. The interface is easy to understand, if a little bland.
Scores tend to be accurately low.
The graphics sometimes look as good as NFL2K's, but the crappy frame rate ruins everything. On field goals and extra points, the offensive linemen frequently take fake stutter steps. This is a false start, yet QB Club considers it just a graphic perk. I can't believe they actually took the time to motion capture the damned movement. Another graphical problem is the frame rate.