| 100% | PICKSIX | 7 | Interception ran for a touchdown, in football slang |
| 48% | GODEEP | 6 | Run for a long football pass |
| 44% | TWO | 3 | Points for a safety, in football |
| 44% | YOLO | 4 | Rationale for a dumb stunt, in modern slang |
| 43% | SACKS | 5 | Stat for a defensive end in football |
| 43% | CAUTION | 7 | Another term for a booking in football |
| 43% | JOG | 3 | Go for a run in the morning |
| 43% | SKI | 3 | Go for a run in the snow? |
| 43% | RUSHES | 6 | Runs in a football game |
| 43% | GODEEP | 6 | Try for a long pass, in football lingo |
| 42% | OWNGOAL | 7 | In football, a score by a team member for their opponents |
| 42% | PICKSIX | 7 | Football interception leading to a touchdown, colloquially |
| 42% | TWO | 3 | Number of points for a safety, in football |
| 41% | STU | 3 | Room for a recording artist, in slang that elides -dio |
| 41% | RONPAUL | 7 | Texas congressman who ran for president as a Libertarian in 1988 |
| 41% | EARWORM | 7 | Slang for a song that sticks in the mind |
| 40% | LONGLISTS | 9 | Puts in the running for a prize |
| 40% | YDS | 3 | Ten of them are needed for a first down in football: Abbr. |
| 40% | TATER | 5 | Baseball slang for a home run |
| 39% | BOUGIE | 6 | Having a concern for wealth and respectability, in slang |
| 39% | FAB | 3 | Slang for "great," as in a nickname for the Beatles |
| 39% | FAB | 3 | Slang for "awesome," as in a nickname for the Beatles |
| 39% | FAB | 3 | Slang for "terrific," as in a nickname for the Beatles |
| 39% | GOALFENDER | 10 | Touchdown setting in a parking-lot football game? |
| 38% | CHARGE | 6 | Run for a fee |
| 38% | RACE | 4 | Run for a prize |
| 38% | REF | 3 | Person in a striped shirt at a football game, for short |
| 38% | DINGER | 6 | Rockies mascot whose name is a slang term for "home run" |
| 38% | TACO | 4 | Slang term for a Frisbee that's been bent in half |
| 38% | KNEEL | 5 | Run out the clock in a football game, maybe |