Abstract: An apparatus is provided for controlling a video sports game, the apparatus capable of allowing the person playing a sports game to remove the games playbook from the primary display to a secondary display affixed to the gaming controller without interfering with the normal display of the game-world view. Another display may be attached to the players arm with the use of a wristband or sleeve, which will allow the player to have visual access to his available plays and alternative plays, also commonly known as an “audible”. The controller, the affixed display, and the wristband or sleeve controller are electrically or wirelessly connected with a game host via the control unit and an interface, whereby, the controllers allows the games plays and audible plays to be viewed and selected without an opponent being able to see which play are being called.

Abstract: The controllers are designed specifically for play with football games on the Playstation and Xbox consoles. The player now has the ability to call plays without the opponent being able to see them. FIG. 1 is in similar form of current controllers on the market, while FIG. 2 is in the form of a wristband that quarter-backs wear in games that have their plays listed.