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This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You can even stock up on some prizes for your games, such as mini footballs, drink cups, or team clothing, to up the ante and bring out your guests' competitive side. Ultimately the idea of playing a few football-related games is to increase the camaraderie among your guests, especially if some of them don't know each other well, and to make some fun memories.
Here are five games that are perfect to play during a football watch party. Take inspiration from the quarterbacks on TV, and challenge your guests to a football tossing contest. If you have space to play outdoors, make the contest so the person who can toss a football the farthest wins.
If it needs to be an indoor contest, use a foam football and challenge your guests to toss it through a hoop, into a basket, or at another target. The winner is the guest who can hit your intended target the most times out of five attempts. Divide your guests into even teams, and offer each player a card with a football-related term that you've prepared in advance. Here are some word options to get the ideas flowing: helmet, football, touchdown, referee, coach, field goal, mascot, and end zone.
Then, it's a typical game of charades where everyone takes a turn trying to get their team to guess their football-related word by acting it out. The team that correctly guesses the most words wins. Set a time limit for each player to keep the game from running too long and interrupting the football game on TV. At the beginning of halftime, give your guests small paper footballs to stick onto their chests with double-sided tape. Download the free copy at MoritzFineDesigns. Why not play football?
Break the kids and adults into teams and go head to head in some friendly scrimmages. Think: baby shower game gone Super Bowl!
We all know the classic game of hot potato, but why not mix it up for your Super Bowl party? Because, kids! I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Studio DIY. Sugar and Cloth. Play Party Plan. The "snack that smiles back" is the star of this out-of-the-box Super Bowl game.
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