Free Printable Football Squares Templates
Clean, ready-to-print 10x10 grids for Super Bowl parties, office pools, tailgates, and fundraisers. Print a blank board or build a custom one with your NFL teams and game details.
Whether you need a Super Bowl squares template, a 10x10 football squares grid for the NFL playoffs, or a printable board for a charity fundraiser, we've got you covered. Print directly from your browser or download a PDF. Need to draw numbers or pick a winner? Check out our free tools including a random name picker. Running this in a classroom instead? Skip the money entirely with our points-based classroom version, or jump straight to the printable classroom template for teachers.
Choose Your Board Size
Not every pool needs 100 squares. Print the classic 100-square grid, or go smaller with a 50 or 25 square board when you have fewer players. Print straight from your browser or download a PDF.
100 Square Board
The classic. 100 squares with a single digit 0-9 on each axis. Best for big parties and office pools.
50 Square Board
50 squares for a medium group. Ten columns and five rows, so each row number covers two digits.
25 Square Board
25 squares for a smaller crowd. Five numbers per side, each covering a pair of digits. Fills fast.
How Football Squares Work
Print the Grid
Print out a blank template or build a custom board. You'll get a 10x10 grid with 100 squares to fill.
Claim Squares
Pass the sheet around. Everyone writes their name in one or more empty squares and pays the entry fee for each one.
Draw Numbers
Once all 100 squares are claimed, randomly draw numbers 0 through 9 for each row and column header and write them in.
Watch and Win
At the end of each quarter, check the last digit of both scores. The square where those two digits meet on the grid is the winner.
Want the long version? PickMySquare's founder wrote a full walkthrough of building a paper board (the grid, what to charge, how to split the payout, and the mistakes people make) over on our sister site, Big Guy on Stuff.
How to Draw Your Numbers
Two ways to do this once every square is claimed, and both work fine.
The Hat Draw
Write 0 through 9 on ten slips of paper, fold them, and pull them one at a time for the top axis. Do it again with a fresh set of ten slips for the side axis. Read each number out loud as you pull it so the whole room can watch it happen. It's slow, it's a little theatrical, and that's kind of the point.
The Number Generator
Skip the hunt for a hat. Our free football squares number generator draws digits 0 through 9 one at a time with no repeats, live in front of the group, or over a screen share if your crowd is scattered. Same fairness, no slips of paper to lose.
Whichever method you use, draw the numbers only after every square is claimed. Assign them early and whoever's left picking squares can chase the digits that tend to hit, which turns a fair game into a rigged one fast.