POTM1 November 2026

Player of the Month November: Dillon Thieneman from 83 to 91

Five challenges, each after the first asking for the Dillon Thieneman the one before it paid: the 83 into #2, the 85 into #3, the 87 into #4 and the 89 into #5. Finish all five for the 91. All close at 09:00 UTC on 1 December.

Dillon Thieneman is November’s Player of the Month, and the Player of the Month November group is his ladder. Five challenges, each paying the Thieneman the next one asks for, and finishing all five pays a 91 safety with 92 SPD, 89 TAK and 94 AWR. All five close at 09:00 UTC on 1 December:

#1: eleven defenders at a 75 average, four from Windy City and one a safety. It pays an 83 Thieneman.
#2: a quarterback, a running back, three receivers and five linemen at a 79 average, with the 83 Thieneman. It pays an 85.
#3: a whole defense at an 80 average with four corners and two safeties, the 85 Thieneman one of them. It pays an 87.
#4: an offense at an 84 average with a tight end, with the 87 Thieneman. It pays an 89.
#5: a whole defense at an 85 average with four corners and three safeties, the 89 Thieneman one of them. It pays an 86+ Gold Elite Single Pack.

Run them in order. Each card the ladder pays is the one the next challenge asks for, so the 83, 85, 87 and 89 all go back in, and the 91 is the Thieneman you keep. Skip one and nothing above it can be finished.

Player of the Month November: all five challenges, the Thieneman chain from 83 to 89, and the 91 for finishing all five. — All five challenges, every link of the chain, and the 91 at the end, in 47 seconds.

#1: four from Windy City

Eleven defenders at a 75 average need 820. Thieneman’s own ordinary card is a 75 Windy City safety, so it covers the safety and one of the four city cards at once. Three more Windy City defenders sit right at the average: Coby Bryant and Kentavius Street at 75, and D'Marco Jackson at 74. With those four placed, the other seven need 521, just over 74 each.

#2 to #5: where Thieneman goes

On #2 and #4 the positions come to ten, so Thieneman takes the free eleventh slot on an offense and costs you nothing. On #3 and #5 they come to eleven, so he has to be one of the safeties you were fielding anyway. Either way he sits above the average, and lightens the other ten:

What the other ten have to carry

#2, with the 83

781

Eleven at 79 need 864, so the ten offensive slots average just over 78.

#3, with the 85

790

Eleven at 80 need 875, so the other ten defenders average 79.

#4, with the 87

832

Eleven at 84 need 919, so the ten offensive slots average just over 83.

#5, with the 89

841

Eleven at 85 need 930, so ten defenders average just over 84, with four corners and two more safeties among them.

The game rounds the average it shows, so each total is a few points under eleven times the average.

#5 is the one to plan for: a whole defense at 84 a card, and it is the last thing between you and the 91.

Place the Thieneman first in the PTC Solver, and the + on his slot adds the one that challenge asks for. Then read Avg needed from here for what the other ten have to average.

This is an original blog article written by FHCWiz community writers, on various topics surrounding the FHC 27 (Football Head Coach 27) mobile game by Gamebasics BV. FHCWiz has no association with Gamebasics BV, and these articles are opinion and analysis, not official information.