If you're tracking every trade and grading every pick during the NFL Draft, @PFF Enterprise is hiring part-time Data Collectors for 2026. For a lot of our analysts, this is where it started.
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The consumer side of PFF has lost good talent over the years, like Mike has said. A lot of great people lost their jobs today, and I'm praying for you all to land somewhere and crush it.
I do want to shoutout my fellow data team employees who largely go unnoticed in the public sphere and many times even by other parts of the company.
There are many talented individuals on the data team: grading, charting, collecting data, training, and innovating that have a fierce passion for football and the data we provide teams.
Obviously I can't predict the future and I have no idea what the future holds in terms of publicly available data, but I can promise you that data is absolutely rock solid and only getting better because of the people on the data team.
My journey of working in football started 12 years ago for PFF. The Lord has blessed me in ways I can't even begin to describe over the past 12 years and throughout my whole life.
Febechi Nwaiwu: 91.7 Pass Block Grade This Season
1st Among ALL Right Guards in College Football🔥
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Transfer portal data can now be queried via the API and exported via the website. This data will be updated nightly.
Website - https://t.co/NgGRVL2Xcf
API docs - https://t.co/LuZ8sdYLyX
Python docs - https://t.co/zQreyJN2lG
Pleased to announce three new #Python sports data packages as companions to their namesake R packages. First up, cfbfastR-py, bringing 18 seasons (2003-2020) of play-by-play loading capabilities to Python. #DataScience
pip install cfbfastR-py
Docs: https://t.co/HgqGrYGHC3