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What can you predict?
Available questions can cover passing yards, passing touchdowns, rushing yards, receiving yards, receptions and touchdown scorers. Some sheets compare quarterbacks or ask about the first touchdown. The exact mix depends on the selected matchups and available data; it is not a fixed list of questions guaranteed for every game.
For example, a sheet might ask whether a receiver reaches a displayed reception target. Pick an answer before that matchup's kickoff. A correct answer earns the jelly-bean amount printed next to it. These are scoring values for the game, not a live betting quote or financial return.
A winner pick in pick'em asks which team wins. A squares board matches team score digits. Props focuses on the events inside the game, so it suits a group that wants to follow players as well as the final score.
How to host your NFL props game
Open the create flow to prepare the next NFL night-game matchup when available. Use the editor's matchup controls to select another eligible game or a multi-game slate. Questions are generated for your selection; changing matchups rebuilds the sheet rather than letting you edit arbitrary questions.
Review the matchups, question targets, scoring values and deadlines before publishing. Set your game's name and rules, complete any required host account and purchase steps, then share the game's link with your group. Players can make predictions in a phone browser; no app download is required. The native app requires sign-in.
Tell players that each matchup has its own kickoff deadline. Submit early: a late arrival cannot reopen questions that have already locked. Follow the live standings as the feed resolves supported outcomes; not every question can be settled before the final whistle.
Live scoring without invented outcomes
Counting-stat questions can resolve when a target is reached, while comparisons and unfulfilled targets may need final statistics. Some supported questions can finish with no action instead of a winning answer. Follow the result shown on the sheet rather than assuming a missing player stat is zero or treating an unresolved question as a loss.
Automatic grading applies to supported football data, not every possible party prediction. Want to ask about the halftime show, a commercial or an inside joke? Use a custom host-graded game and agree on a source and judging rule before collecting answers.
Print the same questions or play online
The free NFL prop sheet maker lets you choose eligible matchups, preview questions and download a PDF without signup. A printed sheet needs a person to record results. Its online option carries the saved questions into a private game while the snapshot is valid; publishing follows normal host pricing.
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What is an NFL props game?
A props game asks about individual player stats or events inside an NFL matchup, rather than only who wins. Everyone answers the same questions before they lock, then competes for jelly beans on a leaderboard.
Can I choose the matchups and write my own questions?
You can select eligible NFL matchups and rebuild the generated sheet in the game editor. NFL questions are supplied by Sportsball; arbitrary question editing is not part of this flow. The separate custom props game supports host-written, manually graded questions.
Do NFL props score automatically?
Supported NFL questions use game events and player statistics for automatic grading. A target can resolve when reached; other outcomes need final stats. Availability, updates and final results depend on the data feed. Party questions such as anthem length or Gatorade color are not promised in this generated NFL sheet.
When do my predictions lock?
The NFL creation flow uses per-game deadlines: questions for a matchup lock at its kickoff. A later matchup can remain open after an earlier game starts. Always check the deadline and rules on your actual sheet.
How much does it cost?
Players join free. A private standalone NFL questions game currently has a $1.99 host publish list price. The publish screen shows current pricing before purchase. The printable NFL prop sheet maker offers a free PDF; free printing does not mean free online publishing.
Is this a sportsbook?
No. Sportsball is a social prediction game. Jelly beans have no cash value. Sportsball does not accept wagers, hold a player pot or provide betting payouts. Any prizes in a public challenge are event-specific and governed by that game's rules.