A calendar feed puts a team's games, or Pick'em's lock times, on your own calendar and keeps them current as kickoff times and TV are set.
How It Works
iPhone or Mac: tap Add to calendar under a team's schedule, then Subscribe. Calendar checks for changes on its own.
Google Calendar: press and hold (or right-click) Feed link and copy it. On a computer, open Google Calendar on the web, choose Other calendars, then +, then From URL, and paste. The phone app can't add a feed, but shows it once added. In Outlook: Add calendar, then Subscribe from web.
Each game shows kickoff in your own time zone, TV, the stadium, and our line and win chance, then the final score. A game without a kickoff time yet is an all-day event marked “time TBA.”
Pick'em: one event each day picks lock, at that day's first kickoff, with an alert an hour before.
Keep in Mind
Your calendar app decides when to look for changes: Apple's within an hour or two, Google's up to a day. No Pick'em alert? Some apps drop a feed's alerts; give the calendar a default alert of its own.
When It Updates
Team feeds update with the team pages, at least four times a day, around 5:30 and 11:30 AM and PM Eastern; the Pick'em feed whenever a week's games are added or move.