diff --git a/NEWS.md b/NEWS.md
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--- a/NEWS.md
+++ b/NEWS.md
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # nflseedR 1.2.0
 
 * `simulate_nfl()` gained the new argument `sim_include` to allow more access to what is actually being simulated. This makes it possible skip playoff simulation or the (possibly heavy) computation of draft order. (#34)
-* The `summary` method `summary.nflseedR_simulation()` now hides columns where all values are `NA`. This is useful if `simulate_nfl()` skips the postseason or draft order. The method also reformats the number of simulations in the subtitle, e.g. from "10000" to "10k" (this requires scales >= 1.2.0, but it is a good idea to update scales anyways). (#35)
+* The `summary` method `summary.nflseedR_simulation()` now hides columns where all values are `NA`. This is useful if `simulate_nfl()` skips the postseason or draft order. The method also re-formats the number of simulations in the subtitle, e.g. from "10000" to "10k" (this requires scales >= 1.2.0, but it is a good idea to update scales anyways). (#35)
 * `simulate_nfl()` now uses data.table to combine simulation rounds data. This is a significant performance improvement. The returned list `"sim_params"` now includes the package version of nflseedR (for debugging) and the current system time when the simulation was finished. (#36)
 * Lots of internal improvements to reduce package dependencies and messaging. (#36)
 * The `summary` method `summary.nflseedR_simulation()` now uses `fmt_pct_special()` to format probability strings to avoid the impression of overconfidence by rounding to integer percentages. (#37)
diff --git a/R/simulate_nfl.R b/R/simulate_nfl.R
index 325538b..11c491b 100644
--- a/R/simulate_nfl.R
+++ b/R/simulate_nfl.R
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@
 #' @returns An `nflseedR_simulation` object containing a list of 6 data frames
 #'   data frames with the results of all simulated games,
 #'   the final standings in each simulated season (incl. playoffs and draft order),
-#'   summary statistics across all simulated seasons, and the siumulation parameters. For a full list,
+#'   summary statistics across all simulated seasons, and the simulation parameters. For a full list,
 #'   please see [the package website](https://nflseedr.com/articles/articles/nflsim.html#simulation-output).
 #' @seealso The examples [on the package website](https://nflseedr.com/articles/articles/nflsim.html)
 #' @seealso The method [nflseedR::summary.nflseedR_simulation()] that creates a pretty html summary table.
diff --git a/man/simulate_nfl.Rd b/man/simulate_nfl.Rd
index 761c22f..658ce50 100644
--- a/man/simulate_nfl.Rd
+++ b/man/simulate_nfl.Rd
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ Simulation will behave as follows:
 An \code{nflseedR_simulation} object containing a list of 6 data frames
 data frames with the results of all simulated games,
 the final standings in each simulated season (incl. playoffs and draft order),
-summary statistics across all simulated seasons, and the siumulation parameters. For a full list,
+summary statistics across all simulated seasons, and the simulation parameters. For a full list,
 please see \href{https://nflseedr.com/articles/articles/nflsim.html#simulation-output}{the package website}.
 }
 \description{