myFFL provides easily parsable NFL stats.
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PHP feed, new stats categories, phpffl
In an effort to support the phpffl project (http://phpffl.com), I've added a PHP data feed of live game stats and players updates. This is like the XML feed implemented last season but in the form of a serialized php array. There is a HowTo on using the feed on the myFFL homepage (http://myffl.net). There are also several new stats categories and a new team position. The new categories are "team rush yards," "team pass yards," and "sacks allowed" -- these all support the new "Offensive Line" position. So now you can have a team O-line in addition to your team defense. In addition offensive touchdowns (and 2pt conversions) are now broken broken down by whether they are passing, rushing or receeiving. And FG distances are now categorized in 5 yard increments rather than 10 yards. Finally (and this is most exciting news personally)...Jason has completed the beta of phpffl in plenty of time for the season. Great job, jason.
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Check out phpFFL!
MyFFL hasn't been touched since probably last October....where the hell have I been? Well, there's a new(ish) baby in the family and I've been building an addition to our home. The good news is a new open source fantasy football project, phpFFL ( http://phpffl.com/) has begun development and it could very well make the need for myFFL obsolete before the 2005 NFL season. phpFFL will be using the live stats XML feed available here at myFFL. Jason, the developer, is porting his ASP fantasy football system over to php this Summer and is confident he will be ready for the start of the season (his league is counting on it). So check out his project and support him! Also, I've been chatting with one of the guys at Fantasy Sportwire (http://fantasysportswire.com/) who is the absolute kingpin of finding live sports stat resources on the web. He has agreed to join the myFFL development team as we, likely, morph from a fantasy league management system to a open statistics resource.
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