New England football is back starting Wednesday, September 9, 2026, and we are so pumped for this season.

Think you know who will win the game? Think you can guess if they will win all their games?

Well, if you can make a correct score prediction for New England's matchups, you could wind up winning a whopping $25,000 with our $25,000 Score Prediction Challenge, sponsored by The Brook Casino.

How Do I Play the $25,000 Score Prediction Challenge?

All you have to do is click on this link, and you'll be taken to a page where you can fill out your predictions and contact info.

Before each New England game of the regular season for 2026/2027, make your halftime and final score predictions. It's that simple. One lucky finalist will be randomly selected before each game to be in the running for the grand prize.

How Do I Win the $25,000 Score Prediction Challenge?

Each finalist chosen for each regular season game will score a $50 gift card to Lucky's (a restaurant at the Brook).

But in order to win the grand prize of $25,000, both the halftime and final score predictions submitted by that finalist for their assigned game must exactly match the actual halftime and final score of the designated game they were required to predict.

Only the one finalist selected for a designated game is eligible to participate or win for their assigned game.

If that one finalist selected for a designated game has halftime and final score predictions that don't exactly match the actual halftime and final scores, there is no winner.

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Don't wait to make your score predictions. And make sure to come back before every game for another shot to win.

Time to enter the $25,000 Score Prediction Challenge, sponsored by The Brook Casino. Let's go, New England!

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For full rules, terms and conditions, click here.

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