Holiday gifts for the fan who never misses a Sunday.
By Adar Zachor, Commerce Writer · Updated November 2026
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Gift season lands right when the NFL gets serious. Playoff spots are on the line, every Sunday counts, and the football fan in your life is all in.
So give them gear they’ll actually use: game-day classics, couch upgrades and tailgate must-haves. Most come in all 32 teams, so it’s easy to match the gift to their team.
Most of these come in team versions. Choose yours and we'll show you the right one.
No team matches your search.
The one piece every fan wants
A team jersey is a classic that any fan would appreciate. Buy them the one with their favorite player's name and number, and you've won the holiday season.
The cap that goes with everything
The Clean Up is the soft, broken-in team cap they'll wear to the game, the grocery store and everywhere in between.
The basic tee they need
A clean logo tee in soft cotton that goes under a jersey in the fall or on its own any day of the week.
Their new go-to layer for fall games
A midweight Club fleece hoodie with the team graphic up front, warm enough for fall games without feeling bulky.
The jacket they've been trying to thrift
A '90s-style Starter satin jacket with the team name across the chest and a quilted lining, made for fans who love throwback gear.
Team colors, all the way down
Three pairs of team crew socks, an easy stocking stuffer they'll wear to work and on game day.
Pro tip: If they believe in their "lucky socks" on game day, this is your pick.
The official team sideline beanie
This is the cuffed knit the team wears on the sideline this season, made for cold late-season games.
The official blanket of their couch
An oversized 60" x 70" plush throw with the team name arched across the front, made for game days on the couch.
Game-day meets comfort
Soft plaid flannel pants with the team logo, a drawstring waist and real pockets for the phone and the remote.
Pro tip: Size down if they're between sizes. Shoppers say they run big.
The office conversation piece
A mini helmet is the simplest way to put your team on display. This one is a quarter-size version of the official helmet the players wear.
Let the whole street know
A classic 3' x 5' team flag with two metal grommets, ready for the porch, a wall or the tailgate tent.
Game day starts at the front door
A natural coir door mat with the team logo across the front, the first thing game-day guests see.
Keep their drinks hot at halftime
A YETI Rambler with a laser-etched team logo that keeps drinks cold at the tailgate and coffee hot in the stands.
Pro tip: Fanatics also carries a "Fandom" version with a louder team design.
Their seat in the parking lot
A tailgate chair with cup holders in both armrests and a matching carry bag, made for long afternoons in the parking lot.
For the commercial break
A mini wooden cornhole board that hangs on the wall like décor and comes down for a quick game.
Because they watch every game too
A pull-on team tee for the pet who never misses a game.
Pro tip: Measure their pets's chest and back to know their size.
Almost. Most pieces come in all 32 teams, and the rest cover nearly every team. The team shown is just an example, so check for yours on the product page.
It means the NFL and the team approved the design and logos. Licensed gear uses the real team colors and marks, which is why it looks right next to what you see on TV.
Sideline gear is the style the players and coaches wear on the field during games that season. It changes every year, so a lot of fans pick up the new version each fall.
Start with the everyday hat and the mini helmet. One is for wearing every week, and the other puts your team on display at home or at work.
Adar Zachor
Commerce Writer
Adar is a gym and yoga instructor, a lifelong sports fan, and a writer for SI Reviews and FanSided. Years of teaching and training have given her a practical eye for what works in real life. Time at games and buying stuff for the sport fans in her life made her a pro in merch.
