Now that the 2026 NFL regular season schedule has been released, it’s time to get your football pool ready. Download our printable and fillable 2026 NFL Weekly Pick’em Templates for every week of the season, available in Google Sheets, Excel and PDF. Use them for office pools, family competitions or friendly weekly football picks from Week 1 through Week 18.
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Our 2026 NFL Pick’em Templates are built to make weekly football pools easy to run. Each weekly template includes the scheduled NFL matchups, space for participant picks, and a tiebreaker field to help decide a weekly winner in the event of a tie.
Choose the format that works best for your pool. Use the Google Sheets or Excel version if you want a fillable digital tracker, or download the printable PDF if you prefer a simple paper pick’em sheet. With separate templates for each week of the 2026 NFL season, you can stay organized from the season opener through Week 18.
Every week of the 2026 season gets its own sheet with the full schedule, automatic scoring, and a tie-breaker built in:
Need an older season? We archive every sheet exactly as it shipped: 2025-26 NFL Pick'em Sheets (full season archive).
A weekly NFL pick’em sheet is used to pick the winners of each NFL game for a specific week. Participants choose which team they think will win each matchup, and the person with the most correct picks wins the week.
Yes. Each weekly pick’em sheet is available as a printable PDF, so you can print your excel and google sheets once they're filled out.
Yes. The Google Sheets and Excel versions are fillable, so you can enter picks directly on your computer or device. The PDF version can also be printed and filled out by hand.
The 2026 NFL Weekly Pick’em Templates are available in Google Sheets, Excel, and PDF. This gives you the option to use the template online, edit it in a spreadsheet, or print it.
Yes. These sheets are a great option for office football pools, workplace contests, family pick’em games, or casual weekly NFL competitions.
Yes. Each weekly sheet includes a tiebreaker question where participants can guess the total combined points in the final game listed for that week.
Yes, they are all the same game with different spellings. Everyone picks the winner of every NFL matchup each week, one point per correct pick, and the highest score wins. Our sheets run your pool whichever way you spell it.
