NFL pool guide · TD scorer pool
An anytime TD pool: one player a week to find the end zone
The simplest player pool there is: every week, pick one player you think will score a touchdown. Rushing, receiving and return touchdowns all count, and a two-touchdown game counts twice.
You can never pick the same player twice, so the obvious picks run out fast. Run it as a season-long race for the most touchdowns, or as a survivor pool where a week without a touchdown is a strike.
NFL · TD scorer pool
Anytime TD
One player a week to find the end zone, never the same player twice. Most touchdowns wins.
How it works
- Pick one player each week who you think will score a touchdown.
- Rushing, receiving and kick or punt return touchdowns count. Passing touchdowns don't.
- Each player can only be used once all season.
- Every touchdown your player scores is a point, so a two-touchdown game is worth two. Ties go to whoever hit in more weeks.
- Each player locks at his game's kickoff.
- Most touchdowns after Week 18 wins.
Running it here
- Start it. Tap the button above, or describe your own house rules and the AI builder sets them up.
- Text the link. The link is the invite. Friends tap it and type a first name.
- Play. Picks lock automatically, scores come in from live games, and standings and chat keep the group going.
Free for up to 12 players. Bigger groups: a one-time $9.99 Pool Pass for the pool, paid by the commissioner. Any buy-in is settled between players, outside the app.
Questions
Do passing touchdowns count?
No. The player you pick has to score it himself: running, catching or returning a kick or punt.
When does my pick lock?
When your player's game kicks off, so you can wait on Sunday injury news for the late games.
Can people be knocked out?
If you want. Choose survivor scoring and a week without a touchdown is a strike, with one to three strikes before you're out.