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NFL Week 1 Pick Sheet

Every NFL Week 1 matchup on one printable page, with custom options to show spreads, totals, local time zones and more. Collect picks on paper, then scan them on Picksheet to track the results.

Updated Sep 14 · lines as of Sep 14

NFL Week 1 2026 printable pick sheet with point spreads

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This week’s sheet: Week 8 →

Week 1 recap

Week 1 opened with the Seahawks' 13–10 win over the Patriots on Wednesday night and closed with the Chiefs beating the Broncos 31–10 on Monday night.

Games
16
Dates
Sep 9–14
Byes
None

Results

  • Biggest upset: Cardinals (+9.5) beat the Chargers 26-14.
  • Favorites went 12-4 straight up and 9-6-1 against the spread.
  • Highest-scoring game: Bears 59, Panthers 37 (96 points).

This week’s sheet: Week 8 →

The closing lines

  • All 16 games had a posted spread.
  • Biggest favorite: Chargers -9.5 vs. Cardinals.
  • Biggest underdog: Cardinals +9.5 at Chargers.
  • Closest line: Bills -1.5 at Texans.
  • Highest total: Buccaneers at Bengals, 50.5.
  • Lowest total: Jets at Titans, 39.5.

Week 1 questions

When was Week 1 played?
Week 1 was played from Wednesday, Sep 9 to Monday, Sep 14.
How many games were in Week 1?
16 games, from Wednesday, Sep 9 to Monday, Sep 14.
Which teams were on bye in Week 1?
No teams were on bye in Week 1.
When was the Monday night game?
Broncos at Chiefs, Monday, Sep 14 at 8:15 PM ET.
Is the pick sheet free? Do I need an account?
Yes, it's free, and you don't need an account to print the sheet, download the PDF or save the image. Tracking results and scanning paper sheets need a Picksheet account.
How can I customize the sheet?
Use Customize this sheet to add your contest name, pick a time zone (ET, CT, MT or PT), choose a spreads source or turn spreads off, add confidence points, totals, a tiebreaker or an Entry # box, and show or hide team records and scores.

Link straight to a version: add ?tz=MT for Mountain Time, or ?confidence=1 for a confidence column.

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