For the last year and a half a startup called Quick Hit has been building a football simulator, looking to combine the impressive graphics gamers have become accustomed to with a casual experience for people who don’t have hours to dedicate in front of their video game consoles. And from the looks of things, they’ve managed to pull it off: I’ve spent the last few days playing around with the AIR-based game, and it sports a level of polish rarely seen in a free game. Quick Hit isn’t launching to the public just yet, but the first 250 TechCrunch readers to email community@quickhit.com will be invited to the private beta

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Quick Hit’s Football Coaching Sim Is Nearly Ready For Kick-Off (Invites)

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