For one game, not the whole season
The square where the last scores meet.
A 10×10 squares pool that uses kinds of score instead of the digits 0–9. Home runs across the top, away down the side. At the end of each quarter, each team’s most recent score picks the winner.
Home’s latest score is a 42-yard field goal. Away’s is a 16-yard touchdown pass. The square where Pass 9–24 meets FG 38–47 wins the quarter.
- 01
Claim a square
The host sends a link. You put your name on an open square. No account, and no digits yet.
- 02
Draw the kinds of score
Once the board is full, the host locks it and shuffles ten kinds of score onto the rows and columns.
- 03
Watch the last score
Each quarter, the winner is where the two teams’ latest kinds of score meet. A kicked extra point changes nothing.
Ten kinds of score, tuned on two NFL seasons
Field goals decide a quarter more often than a pick-six, so the default board gives field goals four bands and lets a 25-yard passing touchdown share a square with defensive scores. On 572 games from 2024 and 2025, every header landed between 8.9% and 11.5% of quarter-ends. The classic scoring-plays cuts are still available when you make a board.
- None
The team has not scored yet.
- FG <30
A field goal of 29 yards or less.
- FG 30–37
A field goal of 30 to 37 yards.
- FG 38–47
A field goal of 38 to 47 yards.
- FG 48+
A field goal of 48 yards or more.
- Rush TD 1–3
A rushing touchdown of 3 yards or fewer, including a goal-line score.
- Rush TD 4+
A rushing touchdown of 4 yards or more.
- Pass TD 1–8
A passing touchdown of 8 yards or fewer.
- Pass TD 9–24
A passing touchdown of 9 to 24 yards.
- Pass 25+ / D/ST
A passing touchdown of 25 or more yards, or any defensive or special-teams score: interception, fumble, punt or kick return, blocked kick, safety, or a successful two-point play.