Printable Super Bowl Squares 2013

The NFL playoffs are over and the final two teams are set to go at it in the championship game, meaning it’s time to download the printable Super Bowl Squares 2013 edition! The San Francisco 49ers will play the Baltimore Ravens in Superbowl XLVII (47) on Sunday, February 3rd. Do you want to make the big game even more fun? Start an office pool using our printable Superbowl square spreadsheet. Fill in the squares then watch the game (and laugh at the commercials) and see who wins. It makes watching the game more fun, especially if you don't care for the teams actually playing (Browns fans know what I'm talking about).

How to Play Superbowl Squares

Here are the instructions on how to play Superbowl Squares (which are also included within the spreadsheet along with an example):

1. Participants “purchase” individuals squares by writing their name in their desired squares, until all one hundred are filled.
2. After all squares are taken, the numbers 0 through 9 are written in the empty horizontal and vertical rows in random order (draw the numbers out of a hat).
3. After the end of each quarter of the game, match the last digit of each team's score to the corresponding square to find the winner. Tip: 0, 3, and 7 are the best numbers to get. 8, not so much.

Download the Super Bowl Squares Spreadsheet

To download click the link below, then click download.

 2013 Printable NFL Super Bowl Squares.xls 

Or if you want you can make your own and use my Superbowl sheet as a template to make your own Superbowl grid. Remember, football squares is mostly played during the Superbowl but you can use it for any other game too. Check out our download page for more sports spreadsheet templates. Who you got in the big game? The Browns suck and the 49ers knocked out my Packers so I'm going to have to go with them.

UPDATE: Download a printable 2014 SuperBowl Squares spreadsheet here.

2016 Super Bowl Squares now available

Printable 2013 NFL Playoff Bracket

The 2012-2013 NFL Playoffs are set to begin this Saturday, January 5 and I’ve created a printable bracket with Excel. After a crazy regular season that saw some of the best rookie play in league history (and to think my Browns could have easily gotten Russell Wilson!), the rushing record nearly fall to Adrian Peterson, Drew Brees incredible touchdown streak, and more. What was your favorite part?

I have created a printable playoff bracket complete with team logos. As a bonus, I've also included the complete 2012-2013 NFL Postseason Schedule within the bracket spreadsheet, including kickoff times and broadcast stations.Download the file below (hosted on box.com). I have to admit, I'm not even going to try to figure out which roman numeral it is.

Printable 2013 NFL Playoff bracket.xls download

If you enjoy this spreadsheet, please use the share buttons to send to your family, friends, and coworkers. Also, be sure to check back around January 20th, or the day after when the playoffs are over and I’ll be posting my Superbowl squares spreadsheet.

Get the 2014 Super Bowl Squares.