About Gridiron Final

Gridiron Final publishes an NFL game page shortly after every final whistle. Each page brings together the final score, the scoring plays, team and player statistics, a win probability chart, and a Game MVP chosen by a published formula.

How the pages are made

Our recaps are automated. Software reads each game's statistics about ten minutes after the game ends and writes the summary from those numbers, so every sentence traces back to the box score. No person edits a recap before it goes live, and we label them that way.

Because the numbers come straight from game data, an official stat correction made later may not be reflected on the page. If you spot an error, please tell us and we will fix it.

Weekly wraps

After each week's last game, an automated article reviews the results. Some wraps are written by AI from game data, and each one says how it was produced. Their scores and records are checked automatically against the game data before publishing.

Guides

Our rules and season guides are drafted with AI assistance and checked against the official NFL rulebook. If you find a mistake, please let us know.

Photos

We do not use news agency game photos. Stadium photos on game pages come from Wikimedia Commons under free licenses, and each one credits its photographer and license. Score panels are graphics generated by this site.

Independence

Gridiron Final is an independent fan project. It is not connected to the National Football League, its clubs, or any broadcaster. The site may show advertising to cover its running costs.