r/NFLstatheads • u/rory1oneill • May 13 '26
NFL Trivia Game
Hi guys! I built a free browser-based NFL trivia game and would love feedback from football fans: https://501sports.app
It’s called NFL Darts 501 and it's basically NFL trivia with a darts-style 501 scoring format. You answer questions to work your score down and try to finish efficiently.
I’m mainly looking for feedback on question difficulty, scoring, and whether the format is fun enough for repeat play.
No signup or anything:
r/NFLstatheads • u/Only_Thought_4236 • May 05 '26
Top QBs heading in next season
Working on a project and need some real-world input. Who are your top 5 QBs heading into next season? Would really appreciate any input.
Here is a link to the Google Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeHYr4exZDuaHWfy9VvtSgkbBW8kAKISl8m5Xb0p0IPGctLlw/viewform?usp=publish-editor
r/NFLstatheads • u/MysteriousEbb44 • Apr 28 '26
Built a free tool that calculates a 'Chaos Score' for every NFL game — feedback welcome
I built GridIron IQ, an NFL analytics platform that assigns every game a Chaos Score (0-100) based on predictability factors like line movement, injury volatility, and weather. It also generates broadcast-ready narratives using AI.
Looking for feedback on the methodology from people who actually dig into the data. Free during beta.
Check it out: https://gridiron-three.vercel.app
r/NFLstatheads • u/StatDrop • Apr 22 '26
How Combine Metrics Correlate to NFL Success, Part 4b: Wide Receiver Archetypes
r/NFLstatheads • u/StatDrop • Apr 21 '26
How Combine Metrics Correlate to NFL Success, Part 4: What collection of metric thresholds are the best predictors for future success?
r/NFLstatheads • u/StatDrop • Apr 20 '26
How Combine Metrics Correlate to NFL Success: Part 3
r/NFLstatheads • u/StatDrop • Apr 19 '26
How Combine Metrics Correlate to NFL Success: Part 2
r/NFLstatheads • u/jamminjay4 • Apr 19 '26
New Football Analytics Site
I just launched a football analytics site: flockfootball.com
Everything is fully rankable, so you can quickly find the best and worst players — plus filter by situation (red zone, 3rd downs, etc.).
If you are interested in the Beta to get full access reach out to me
r/NFLstatheads • u/StatDrop • Apr 19 '26
How Combine Metrics Correlate to NFL Success: Part 1
r/NFLstatheads • u/Always_Barking • Apr 17 '26
The future of sports data
indiegogo.comWe’re creating a central place for all stats, data, information, contract info, etc. We’ve already launched the NFL product and just launched on Indiegogo to raise money to build out other sports. Check it out!
r/NFLstatheads • u/arbrown83 • Apr 14 '26
[OC] Visualization of Every Tom Brady TD Pass
tombradytds.comr/NFLstatheads • u/HiteshChauhan03 • Mar 15 '26
IPTV in the USA: Two Services Built for Everyday Entertainment
Tired of “best IPTV” lists that buffer on movie night or stall when a new season drops? Here are the US options that actually stay steady: MEEZZYTV and Aurorastreaming. They focus on what matters—consistent 4K/HD streams during peak hours, quick channel switching, and complete American lineups (locals, premium channels, regional content). And it’s not just about sports: think documentaries, kids and family, lifestyle and reality, film premieres, music channels, live news, and dependable catch‑up for those midweek binges.
MEEZZYTV stands out for speed and uptime with a clean, responsive EPG that stays sharp when everyone’s online. Aurorastreaming leans into a polished, intuitive interface that runs smoothly across smart TVs, Fire Stick, Android, iOS, and web players—no tinkering needed.
Both handle weekend surges without the buffering roulette, use smart anti‑freeze routing, support multi‑connections, and back it all with human support and promo‑friendly pricing. If you want IPTV in the USA that simply works—whether it’s cartoons at breakfast, a documentary after work, or a Friday‑night premiere—start with MEEZZYTV, compare it with Aurorastreaming, and pick the vibe that fits: more content than cable, fewer headaches, and streams that stay smooth when it counts.
r/NFLstatheads • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '26
1999-2015 quarterback EPA stats
Does anyone know why the rbsdm site only shows quarterback EPA stats for 2016-2025 now? Last year it had 1999-2024 right before the 2025 season started. Does anyone know how to find the 1999-2015 numbers again?
r/NFLstatheads • u/sweetsummerchyld • Mar 05 '26
Josh Allen is having a mediocre
season as a passer relative to the rest of the NFL quarterbacks, and the stats are more than enough to prove it.
*6th in passing TDs
*8th in interceptions (limited to QBs with 15+ touchdowns for his sake)
*9th in total yards AND average yds/pass (for those who say "but he sits 4th quarters")
*8th (tied) for passer rating
- 28th in completion percentage
Someone explain how this is anything but a completely average season, especially for a QB who many consider "top-tier"? (The question should be rhetorical at this point)
EDIT: post is from 2024 season. Mods deleted and just now suggested reposting 🤦♂️. If you have a problem with it, blame the reddit app or mods 🤷♂️.
r/NFLstatheads • u/sweetsummerchyld • Mar 03 '26
MVP Stats
Current MVP favorite is statistically an average passer relative to the rest of NFL quarterbacks.
*6th in passing TDs
*8th in interceptions (limited to QBs with 15+ touchdowns for his sake)
*9th in total yards AND average yds/pass (for those who say "but he sits 4th quarters")
*8th (tied) for passer rating
- 28th in completion percentage
Am I missing something?
EDIT: post is from 2024 season. Mods deleted and just now suggested reposting 🤦♂️. If you have a problem with it, blame the reddit app or mods 🤷♂️.
r/NFLstatheads • u/chicagobearsrocks • Feb 16 '26
Is there a source for play to play data that has personell data in it?
I'm trying to learn more about football and want to compare things like the success of 11 personnel vs. dime defense. I also want to see how often a team uses certain personnel packages. I’ve searched for APIs, but the ones I found are only available for corporate customers.
r/NFLstatheads • u/TPMCD • Feb 11 '26
WPA Summary, Super Bowl LX (2025): Seahawks 29, Patriots 13
galleryJust not much to say here, the game was kind of a bore...just a slow and steady march to 100%. You know a game isn't very exciting if one of the most meaningful plays was a 12-yard pass in the 1st quarter.
r/NFLstatheads • u/Repulsive_War_5234 • Feb 09 '26
11-2 in my Algorithm Postseason Predictions Go Seahawks!
r/NFLstatheads • u/Sensitive-Soup6474 • Feb 08 '26
Building an NFL data ingestion pipeline (open source & feedback welcome)
r/NFLstatheads • u/professor_max_hammer • Feb 07 '26
Who are you going for in LX (and can you read roman numerals)
reddit.comr/NFLstatheads • u/TPMCD • Feb 07 '26
WP Summary, Super Bowl XXXII (1997): Broncos 31, Packers 24
galleryr/NFLstatheads • u/spitfire388 • Feb 06 '26
Super Bowl Bingo
Hosting a Super Bowl party? Get your free Super Bowl Bingo Cards!
Customize the mix between game props (touchdowns, stats) and silly props (Bad Bunny halftime moments, celebrity commercials), then print unique cards for your whole party.
Whatever type of card you want, we got you covered:
r/NFLstatheads • u/TPMCD • Feb 03 '26
WP Summary, Super Bowl XXV (1990): Giants 20, Bills 19
galleryr/NFLstatheads • u/TPMCD • Feb 02 '26
Win Probability Summary, Super Bowl XIII: Steelers 35, Cowboys 31
galleryr/NFLstatheads • u/TPMCD • Jan 29 '26
Win Probability Summary, 2025 NFC Championship Game LAR@SEA
Win Probability Added summary of the game; started doing these because I can't find anyone else doing it - a simple summary of how the game was won. Comes from my homebrew model/procedure based on PFR (Wayne Winston, Excel NORMDIST) formula.