Super Bowl Squares — Printable Grid (2026-27)
A printable 10×10 Super Bowl squares grid. Click “Randomize” to shuffle the top and side axes, enter a name in each of the 100 cells, then print or save as a PDF. Your axes and names are saved in the share link so everyone sees the same grid.
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Share This Grid
The 100 names and both axis arrangements are encoded in the link, so anyone who opens it sees the exact same grid.
FAQ
- How do Super Bowl squares work?
- Each of the 100 cells is assigned to a player. The rows and columns are labeled 0–9. After the game, the last digit of each team’s score points to a winning square.
- Are the axis numbers randomized?
- Yes. The first time you load the page both axes show the default 0–9 order. Click “Randomize” to shuffle the top and side axes independently. Your arrangement is saved in the share link.
- How do I use the grid?
- Click “Print / Save as PDF”, then the grid prints with the axis numbers. Player names are entered on screen and also saved in the share link.