NFL statistics, team trends and performance analytics since 2007, giving fans the numbers behind every game through comprehensive historical analysis.
SpreadTrends was founded with a simple mission: to give NFL fans and analysts comprehensive, accurate, and actionable performance data. By organizing decades of results into meaningful trends and situational context, we make it easier to explore how teams have performed — and understand the conditions behind those outcomes.
We believe better-informed analysis starts with reliable data, clear methodology, and useful context. SpreadTrends brings those elements together in a format designed to make complex historical relationships easier to explore.
We track and analyze NFL games across more than two decades, examining how teams perform across different matchups, market conditions, locations, weather, rest patterns, and other game-day scenarios.
Our proprietary models use that context to surface patterns that are difficult to see in a box score alone, giving casual fans and serious analysts a clearer way to explore the range of possible game scenarios.
Access decades of NFL game data including spreads, totals, and outcomes from every regular season and playoff game.
Our models analyze historical patterns to generate game predictions with confidence ratings and analysis.
Discover historical performance trends by team, division, weather conditions, home/away splits, and numerous other factors.
See how teams stack up with our team reports, ranking systems, and standings updated throughout the season.
Complete postseason archives with market data, trends, and historical outcomes dating back decades.
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SpreadTrends uses source data distributed through the nflverse-data repository, which is maintained by nflverse and its contributors. nflverse is a collaborative open-source community dedicated to providing high-quality, reproducible NFL data.
The datasets used by SpreadTrends include Player Profiles, Team Stats and Rosters, Player Stats, and Play-by-Play. This source material is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license.
SpreadTrends modifies, aggregates, normalizes, and enriches the source data before combining it with proprietary analytics. Those modifications are made by SpreadTrends; this attribution does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by nflverse.
On top of the nflverse foundation, SpreadTrends layers proprietary models and infrastructure built and refined since 2007. Raw data is validated, normalized, and transformed into the historical trends, matchup analysis, and predictive metrics presented on the site.
The site is hosted on IIS and supported by a purpose-built data-processing and caching pipeline. That pipeline coordinates imports, calculations, and refreshes while making frequently requested analysis available efficiently.
Changes move through a controlled deployment process with automated security, configuration, and browser tests, followed by production health checks that confirm the site's features are working as expected.
Weather data by Open-Meteo.com, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. SpreadTrends uses it for kickoff forecasts on upcoming games and for the historical game-time conditions behind the weather trends.
SpreadTrends selects, converts, and combines the weather readings with game and venue data. Those modifications are made by SpreadTrends; this attribution does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by Open-Meteo.
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