Sample Super Bowl Squares: A Filled Grid With Winners
Updated: November 10, 2026 | By Meyer Roy
This sample Super Bowl squares grid shows a finished game: 100 squares filled with names, the numbers 0 to 9 drawn for each team, and the winner of every quarter marked with an example score.
Use it to check your own grid or to explain the game to your group.
Ready to make yours? Get the free Super Bowl squares template.
What Does a Sample Super Bowl Squares Grid Look Like?
A sample Super Bowl squares grid has 10 rows and 10 columns of names, a row of 10 numbers across the top for one team and a column of 10 numbers down the side for the other team. The grid below was filled with 20 example players, 5 squares each.
| Side / Top | 0 | 2 | 1 | 5 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 4 | 9 | 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | Tess | Ana | Maria | Luis | Omar | Alex | Beth | Sam | Ian | Sam |
| 5 | Beth | Ben | Chris | Nina | Beth | Tess | Kofi | Beth | Dana | Nina |
| 8 | Dana | Luis | Ben | Omar | Omar | Priya | Ian | Mei | Mei | Zoe |
| 7 | Jordan | Beth | Kofi | Chris | Ian | Ravi | Jordan | Alex | Nina | Lee |
| 6 | Kofi | Chris | Maria | Ben | Omar | Dana | Ana | Zoe | Kofi | Ben |
| 0 | Chris | Maria | Lee | Sam | Tess | Ana | Luis | Mei | Ana | Lee |
| 9 | Luis | Tess | Dana | Kofi | Ian | Lee | Alex | Zoe | Zoe | Tess |
| 3 | Luis | Dana | Zoe | Ana | Mei | Ravi | Priya | Jordan | Ravi | Maria |
| 4 | Alex | Alex | Maria | Sam | Jordan | Ben (wins) | Ravi | Nina | Omar | Chris |
| 1 | Jordan | Priya | Nina | Mei | Ian | Sam | Lee | Ravi | Priya | Priya |
Sample grid with made-up names and a random number draw. The marked square wins for a halftime score of 17 to 14.
How do You Read the Sample Super Bowl Squares Grid?
Read the sample Super Bowl squares grid by taking the last digit of each team’s score. Find the top team’s digit in the top row and the side team’s digit in the left column. The name where that column and row cross is the winner.
Example: the top team leads 17 to 14 at halftime. The digits are 7 and 4. Go to the column under 7 and the row beside 4. The square belongs to Ben.
Who Wins Each Quarter in the Sample Grid?
In the sample Super Bowl squares grid, 4 different players win with the example scores below. Each quarter uses the running score at that point, not the points scored in that quarter alone.
| End of | Example score (top team first) | Winning numbers | Winner |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st quarter | 7 to 3 | Top 7, side 3 | Ravi |
| Halftime | 17 to 14 | Top 7, side 4 | Ben |
| 3rd quarter | 24 to 17 | Top 4, side 7 | Alex |
| Final | 31 to 24 | Top 1, side 4 | Maria |
Example scores only. Note that 7 and 4 at halftime and 4 and 7 in the 3rd quarter are 2 different squares.
What Should a Finished Super Bowl Squares Grid Include?
A finished Super Bowl squares grid should include 6 things, so every player can check it before kickoff. The sample grid above shows the first 4. The last 2 go on the lines at the bottom of the printed template.
- Both team names. One on the top, one on the side.
- A name in every square. No empty boxes.
- 10 top numbers. Each digit from 0 to 9, used once.
- 10 side numbers. Each digit from 0 to 9, used once.
- The prize for each quarter. Even when the prizes are not money.
- The house rules. Overtime and empty squares at least.
The Super Bowl squares rules page lists the house rules to settle.
How do You Make Your Own Grid Like the Sample?
Make your own grid like the sample Super Bowl squares in 2 ways. Print a blank grid and fill it by hand, or use the free generator to place the names, draw the numbers and find each winner for you.
- On paper: pick a design on the printable Super Bowl squares page.
- Online: use the Super Bowl squares generator. Paste your list of names and it shares them out at random.
Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for February 14, 2027. The NFL’s Super Bowl page has the official teams and kickoff time.
Sample Super Bowl Squares FAQ
Are the numbers on the grid always in order?
No. The numbers 0 to 9 are drawn at random, so the order is different in every game.
Can the same name appear many times?
Yes. In the sample grid, each of the 20 players holds 5 squares.
Is 7 and 4 the same square as 4 and 7?
No. The top team’s digit picks the column and the side team’s digit picks the row, so they are 2 different squares.
Do the top and side numbers have to match?
No. The top and the side each get their own random draw of 0 to 9.
Can you copy the sample grid for your game?
Use it as a guide only. Draw your own numbers at random after your grid is full.
The Sample Super Bowl Squares Grid, in Short
The sample Super Bowl squares grid shows a full game: 100 names, 2 sets of random numbers and a winner for each quarter. Match the last digit of each score to a column and a row to find the square.
For the full walkthrough, read how Super Bowl squares work.