We switched design styles this week to focus on Grid designs. And now that I have started to look for Grid designs, I have started to see them everywhere! And especially in the website designs of the advance NFL stat sphere.
Any good stat in the league is typically piped through a large database, across the nation, and eventually into the excel spreadsheet of rabbit fans who must explain the exact statistically significant battle position. These are the hills the NFL fandoms live and die on.
NFL Offensive Team Stats | SumerSports, NFL Advanced Stats: Free Stats Tool, Team EPA per Play 2026 — Offense and Defense. And the most spreadsheet of them all, Pro Football Stats, History, Scores, Standings, Playoffs, Schedule & Records | Pro-Football-Reference.com.
These sites present the information in pure graph and grid layout. The information lends itself to the structure of the page. However, what ought to be noted is how some of these sites handle reducing in the Window sizing. What I am impressed by muffed.ai resizing to the minimum Window space. Reducing the size of the site boils all available stats on the page down to the most relevant columns display possible. For the context of the page, it is Team Expected Points, and the table only shows this. If someone wanted more stats, they only need to expand the page.
This technique of harboring more stats for folks to expand and see, while also providing the immediate answer data table is something I would like to explore..