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Super Bowl Prop Bet Sheet (Party Game)

January 31, 2017

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Super Bowl Prop Bet Sheet

Every year this magical Super Bowl Prop Bet Sheet appears on Reddit, and every year I quickly grab it for our readers. This printable Super Bowl party game is perfect for office pools and friendly get-togethers for the big day.

My wife and I print this SB Prop Bet sheet off and hand them out at our yearly Super Bowl party. However, since having a couple kids (3-year old boy & 1-year-old girl) the party has changed considerably – lol. Back in the day, our Super Bowl Party would be a house full of drinkers with big money on the game, now it’s house full of exhausted parents with all their kids huddled in the one room playing while the adults in the other swap terrible stories and tips to feel human again.

What to Know About This Game

This game is very straight forward. It’s perfect for anyone at a Super Bowl, even those who aren’t the biggest fans. The game is a multiple-choice questionnaire with a place to tally up the score at the end of the game.

Please Note: This year’s Super Bowl Prop Bet Sheet has a typo on it, the over/under for Super Bowl LI is 58.5, not 68.5. You can leave it alone and give everyone a free point, or you can adjust it after you print it out. Each sheet has a QR code on it to scan to get the correct answers to the Super Bowl game, although I think it was last year the code wasn’t working. This same link below takes you to the source where the Super Bowl game was created, they should have the results there after the game.

CLICK HERE to Download this year’s Super Bowl Party Game

Enjoy!

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Mike is the founding member at Gridiron Experts with over 1000+ articles credited to his name. With over 20 years of fantasy experience, Mike has a very unique style when picking sleepers and gems. He has always had a outside the box look on the NFL and rarely gets sucked into the hype over players or buzzing offenses. Mike looks at the game as a whole and doesn't focus solely on individual stats. Football is not Baseball, and you need to factor in more when researching players to draft. Mike has two kids and lives on the West Coast. He's happily married to a beautiful woman who also loves sports. Sundays are spent with friends and family watching games from opening kickoff to well into the evenings.