NFL Week 9 Pick Sheet
Every NFL Week 9 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 Oct 31 · lines as of Oct 31
NFL Week 9 Pick Sheet
Week 9
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* Record incomplete as previous week's game isn't final yet.
Week 9 at a glance
Week 9 opens Thursday night with Jaguars at Ravens and closes Monday night with Bills at Vikings. Sunday starts early with Bengals at Falcons at 9:30 AM ET and ends with Buccaneers at Bears at night.
- Games
- 15
- Dates
- Nov 5–9
- Byes
- Steelers, Titans
The lines
- All 15 games have a posted spread.
- Biggest favorite: Seahawks -11 vs. Cardinals.
- Biggest underdog: Cardinals +11 at Seahawks.
- Closest line: Giants -1.5 at Eagles.
- Highest total: Cowboys at Colts, 51.5.
- Lowest total: Giants at Eagles, 40.5.
Week 9 questions
- When does Week 9 start?
- Week 9 starts Thursday, Nov 5 with Jaguars at Ravens at 8:15 PM ET.
- How many games are in Week 9?
- 15 games, from Thursday, Nov 5 to Monday, Nov 9.
- Which teams are on bye in Week 9?
- The Steelers and Titans are on bye.
- When is the Monday night game?
- Bills at Vikings, Monday, Nov 9 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.
Link to a customized sheet
tz: ET, CT, MT, PT (default ET). Time zone for kickoff times.spreads: 1 on, 0 off (default 1). Show point spreads.totals: 1 on, 0 off (default 0). Show Over/Under totals.confidence: 1 on, 0 off (default 0). Add a confidence-points column.tiebreaker: 1 on, 0 off (default 1). Add a tiebreaker line for the last game's total.records: 1 on, 0 off (default 1). Show each team's win-loss record after its name.scores: 1 on, 0 off (default 1). Show final scores once games finish.book: bet365, betrivers, draftkings, fanduel, mgm, williamhill (consensus when omitted). Take spreads from one sportsbook instead of the consensus line. Falls back to consensus when that book does not quote every game that week.entry_number: 1 on, 0 off (default 0). Add an Entry # box beside the entry name, for names with several entries.
The contest name is never a URL setting: type it on the sheet, and it stays in this browser.
Example: https://picksheet.com/nfl/printable/week-9?tz=MT&confidence=1&book=fanduel
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