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NFL Grid: today’s NFL Immaculate Grid

Match every row and column: nine cells, one try each, one perfect grid. Rarer right answers score better.

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November 12, 2026

Yesterday’s NFL Immaculate Grid answers

Every right answer to yesterday’s NFL grid, the most picked first. Want to try it before you look? Play yesterday’s grid.

Ohio State × NFC South

Chris Olave, Emeka Egbuka, Chase Young, Ethan Onianwa, CJ Donaldson, Jordan Fuller, Lathan Ransom, Liam McCullough, Lorenzo Styles Jr., Pete Werner, Trey Sermon, Tywone Malone Jr. and 1 more · 13 right players

Ohio State × Tight Ends

Cade Stover, Luke Farrell, Jeremy Ruckert, Max Klare, Nick Vannett, Will Kacmarek · 6 right players

Ohio State × NFC West

Jaxon Smith-Njigba, Nick Bosa, Baron Browning, Denzel Burke, Luke Farrell, Paris Johnson Jr., Cody Simon, Eli Apple, Jake McQuaide, Johnathan Hankins, Josh Fryar, Max Klare and 1 more · 13 right players

Notre Dame × NFC South

Xavier Watts, Benjamin Morrison, JJ Jansen, Billy Schrauth, JD Bertrand, Mitchell Evans, Tommy Tremble, Beaux Collins, DeVonta Smith, Kevin Austin Jr. · 10 right players

Notre Dame × Tight Ends

Cole Kmet, Michael Mayer, Tommy Tremble, Eli Raridon, Carson Towt, Brock Wright, Durham Smythe, Mitchell Evans · 8 right players

Notre Dame × NFC West

Jeremiyah Love, Jadarian Price, Kyren Williams, Julian Love, Will Pauling, Blake Grupe, Jalen Stroman, Jarrett Patterson, Khalid Kareem, Quenton Nelson, Rylie Mills · 11 right players

LSU × NFC South

Harold Perkins Jr., Damien Lewis, Barion Brown, Deion Jones, Bauer Sharp, Davon Godchaux, Josh Thompson, Josh Williams, Maason Smith, Saahdiq Charles, Will Clapp · 11 right players

LSU × Tight Ends

Mason Taylor, Foster Moreau, Bauer Sharp · 3 right players

LSU × NFC West

Anthony Bradford, Omar Speights, Austin Deculus, Bradyn Swinson · 4 right players

NFL Grid: the daily NFL Immaculate Grid

Sportsdle NFL Grid is a free 3×3 football trivia game in the style of the Immaculate Grid. Each row and column has a team, stat or award clue. Find an NFL player who satisfies both clues at each intersection and aim for nine correct answers. A new football grid arrives every day, with rarity scores to compare your picks.

How to play NFL Grid

  1. Select an empty cell and read its row and column clues.
  2. Search for a player, select their name, then submit your guess.
  3. Each cell allows one submitted guess. An incorrect answer uses that cell’s attempt, so check both clues first.
  4. Fill all nine cells to finish. Nine correct answers make a perfect grid; less common correct picks help lower your rarity score.

A strategy for team and stat intersections

Start with the intersection you know best. For two team clues, think of players who moved between those franchises. For a team and a stat or award, read the criterion carefully: a season requirement and a career requirement are different. Secure a correct answer first, then consider a less obvious player if you are confident they qualify.

NFL Grid questions

Is NFL Grid free? Do I need an account?

The daily grid is free to play in your browser on a phone or computer. You can start without creating an account.

Is this the NFL Immaculate Grid?

It is the same daily 3×3 format as the Immaculate Grid for football: nine cells, one guess per cell, a new NFL grid every day. Sportsdle adds rarity scores, community stats for every cell and a leaderboard, next to daily grids for the NHL and F1.

Can I play previous NFL grids? Is there an unlimited NFL grid?

Yesterday’s grid is free in the archive under the game. Sportsdle Pro unlocks every past NFL grid, so you can play football grids back to back.

Is NFL Grid like Gridiron Grid?

Both are daily football trivia grids. NFL Grid on Sportsdle mixes team, stat and award clues, scores each correct answer by how rare it is, and shows how many players solved each cell.

What is the difference between NFL Grid and NFL Wordle?

NFL Grid asks you to find players for nine different clue combinations. NFL Wordle asks you to identify one mystery player by comparing the feedback from successive guesses.