This review summarizes publicly available information about the QB54 Navy Backyard Football Game Set, compiled directly from the brand's official product page. We have not personally tested this game — our goal is to organize the manufacturer's specs, included components, and rules clearly so you can judge whether it fits your next tailgate, backyard gathering, or beach trip before buying.
QB54 is a backyard and tailgate lawn game, similar in spirit to cornhole, that swaps bean bags for a football and folding chairs for targets. According to the product page, it's described as "a complete game of football made from 2 comfortable chairs" — the chairs double as both seating and in-game goals/targets, with attached goalposts used for extra-point kicks. It is a family recreational lawn game, not a projectile or combat-style toy.
Per the listing, each QB54 Navy Game Set includes:
The chairs are listed as being made from durable 600D nylon fabric over a steel frame, each rated to support up to 275 lbs. Other components are listed as Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC). The full set folds down into the included carry bag and weighs about 8.01 kg (roughly 17.7 lbs), and each chair opens to approximately 33" H x 22" W x 20" D.
According to the brand's official rules, two players (or teams of two) set their chairs about 40 feet apart and take turns throwing the football at the opposing chair/goalpost setup. Scoring follows a points system similar to real football:
The first team or player to reach 54 points wins, provided they're ahead by at least 2 — matching the game's name. The set also ships with advanced "Pro Rules" for pick-6 interception returns, muffed extra-point catches, and a Hail Mary comeback mechanic for players trailing near the end of a game.
The brand positions QB54 for tailgates, backyard barbecues, beach outings, and family game days — essentially a portable, foldable alternative to bringing a full football or setting up a cornhole board. The listing notes it supports 2 to 8 players and is designed to be easy for kids, teens, and adults to pick up together.
Potential advantages: the chairs double as functional seating when the game isn't being played, the whole set folds into one carry bag for tailgates and travel, the point-scoring system gives it more depth than typical lawn games, and it's been featured on shows like Shark Tank, Good Morning America, and The View, according to the brand's site.
Things to weigh: it needs roughly 40 feet of open space to play at standard distance, the inflatable football requires the included pump before first use, and as with any nylon/PVC outdoor gear, long-term durability will depend on how it's stored and used season to season.
At the time of writing, the QB54 Navy Backyard Football Game Set is listed at $189.99, down from a regular price of $299.99. The brand's site also references a seasonal promo code for an additional 20% off. QB54 also sells team-branded flags and replacement parts separately if you want to customize the set further.
Based on the listed specs, QB54 suits families, tailgate groups, and casual backyard players looking for a football-themed lawn game with real scoring rules, rather than a simple catch-and-throw toy. It's built around game day gatherings — Super Bowl parties, tailgates, and weekend cookouts — more than solo practice.
On paper, QB54 looks like a well-thought-out spin on the cornhole format: dual-purpose chairs, a structured points system that mirrors real football scoring, and a portable carry case that suits tailgates and beach trips alike. It's a specialty lawn-game purchase rather than a budget toy, but the included components and layered rule set (with Pro Rules for more advanced players) suggest it's built for repeat use rather than a single afternoon.
Check current pricing, stock, and colorway availability directly on the official product page: View the QB54 Navy Game Set deal.
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