Sports Edition Jigsaw Puzzle (New York Post)
Rate itPiece together today's New York Post sports back page as a jigsaw.
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The New York Post turns its sports back page into a free jigsaw every day. Each puzzle is filed under its date, so everyone playing that day builds the same cover, and the page keeps the past two weeks to catch up on. It is the sports companion to the Post's Front Cover jigsaw.
About Sports Edition Jigsaw Puzzle (New York Post)
The New York Post's back page is its sports cover, known for punchy headlines about New York teams. The Sports Edition Jigsaw makes that page into a puzzle each day. It sits on the Post's free games page next to the Front Cover jigsaw, the crosswords, Headline Hunters and the daily sudokus.
The puzzle runs in an embedded jigsaw player that opens on a date picker. Each puzzle carries a date, such as October 2, 2026, and the Post says you can go back and play any from the past two weeks. Because the image is that day's back page, every player on a given date assembles the same picture.
You drag pieces onto the board and fit them together until the whole page appears, with the headline coming together as you go. There is no account to create, and ads may appear around the player.
It suits sports fans and jigsaw players who want a short daily session, and readers who like seeing the day's back page headline appear piece by piece.
How to play Sports Edition Jigsaw Puzzle (New York Post)
- Open the Sports Edition Jigsaw page on nypost.com.
- Pick today's date in the puzzle picker.
- Drag a piece onto the board and place it next to its neighbour.
- Keep fitting pieces until the whole back page is complete.
- Choose an earlier date to play a back page you missed.
Tips
- Build the edges first to frame the page.
- Group pieces by the big headline letters and photo colours.
- Use the archive to play a missed day within the two-week window.
Questions
Is the Sports Edition Jigsaw free?
Yes. It plays free on nypost.com, with ads.
Is it the same puzzle for everyone?
Yes. Each day's puzzle is that day's back page, filed under its date.
How far back can I play?
The Post says the past two weeks are available in the date picker.
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