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Football Stat Sheet

Print a game stat sheet for flag or tackle football, or type the counts after the game and get totals and averages.

Free · runs in your browser · nothing is uploaded

Football Stat Sheet is a free tool that makes a printable stat sheet for flag or tackle football and adds up the numbers for you. Choose Flag or Tackle, type your team, opponent and roster, and print the sheet or save it as a PDF. It has passing, rushing, receiving and defense columns, with flags pulled in place of tackles in Flag mode. After the game you can type each player’s counts into the table below the sheet and get completion percentage, yards per attempt, yards per carry and team totals. It runs in your browser, needs no sign-up and uploads nothing.
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How to use the Football Stat Sheet

  1. Choose the type of football: Flag or Tackle. Flag shows flags pulled in the defense group, Tackle shows tackles and forced fumbles.
  2. Type your team name and the opponent. Both are optional and are printed in the header.
  3. Choose 12, 15 or 20 player lines and Letter or A4 paper.
  4. Optional: type your roster in the Roster box, one player per line with the number first, for example “7 Maya”. The numbers and names are printed on the sheet.
  5. Press Download PDF to save the sheet, or Print to send it to your printer. The sheet is landscape and fits one page.
  6. After the game, pick a stat group (Passing, Rushing, Receiving or Defense) and type each player’s counts. The averages and the team row fill in as you type.
  7. Press Download CSV to open every group in a spreadsheet, or Print to print the group on screen. Clear numbers starts a new game. The table scrolls sideways on a phone and the player names stay in view.

Your roster and the numbers you type are saved in this browser on this device only. They are not sent to a server, so download the CSV if you need a copy to keep.

What is the difference between a flag and a tackle football stat sheet?

The offense is counted the same way in both games: passes (completions, attempts, yards, touchdowns, interceptions), rushes (attempts, yards, touchdowns) and receptions (catches, yards, touchdowns). The difference is on defense. Tackle football counts tackles and forced fumbles, because a defender brings the runner to the ground. Flag football has no tackling, so the defensive column counts flags pulled, the pull of the flag that ends the play, together with sacks, interceptions and passes defended.

Flag leagues also differ on rules such as blocking, handoffs and how many players are on the field, so check your league’s rule sheet before you decide what to track. This sheet leaves a free PAT box for extra-point tries, because leagues score them differently.

How are the averages worked out?

Completion percentage is completions divided by attempts, multiplied by 100. A quarterback with 12 completions on 20 attempts for 150 yards has a 60% completion rate and 7.5 yards per attempt (150 / 20). A runner with 8 carries for 40 yards averages 5 yards per carry, and a receiver with 5 catches for 60 yards averages 12 yards per reception. When the divisor is zero the table shows a dash instead of a number, and a passer with more completions than attempts is highlighted as an entry error.

What goes on a football stat sheet?

A football stat sheet lists the players and a column for each action you want to count. Passing counts completions, attempts, yards, touchdowns and interceptions. Rushing counts carries, yards and touchdowns. Receiving counts catches, yards and touchdowns. Defense counts tackles or flags pulled, sacks, interceptions and passes defended. A team total row at the bottom adds each column.

Who keeps the stats during a game?

Ask a parent or an assistant coach to keep the sheet and to track one group at a time on the first weekends: passing and scoring first, flags pulled later. Write a stroke for every play in the box, then count the strokes after the game and type the totals into the table.

Frequently asked questions

Is the football stat sheet free and do I need an account?

Yes, it is free and needs no sign-up. Nothing you type is uploaded.

Is there a flag football stat sheet?

Yes. Choose Flag at the top. The sheet then counts flags pulled instead of tackles in the defense group. The offense columns are the same as in tackle football.

Can I print it or save it as a PDF?

Yes. Press Print for your printer or Download PDF to save the file. The sheet is landscape and fits one page on Letter or A4.

How many players can I list?

The sheet has 12, 15 or 20 player lines. The roster box takes up to 20 players.

Are my numbers saved?

They are kept in this browser on this device. Download the CSV before you clear the browser data or switch devices.

Does it work for youth, school and adult leagues?

Yes. The stat groups are the same at every level. Use only the groups you need and leave the rest empty.

Can I use what I make here commercially?

Yes. Sheets, cards, diagrams and PDFs you make with this tool are yours to print, hand out, sell or put in your own products, such as a coaching book on KDP or a printable on Etsy, with no credit needed. You may not copy the tool or the site itself; see the terms.