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Welcome to the official web site of the NFL's Game Statistic and Information System (GSIS). GSIS is used league-wide to capture play and statistical information from every NFL stadium. GSIS produces the NFL's quarterly, half-time and game book reports distributed in the stadium. Information from GSIS also appears on television monitors and scoreboards in many NFL stadiums.
The GSIS Web site has been developed to provide GSIS content to a broader audience of club personnel, broadcasters and print media both at the stadium on game day as well as the rest of the week. The site features GameStats Live, an applet which provides real-time updates of game and statistical information from around the league. The following describes the various areas of the site and how to use them.
Schedule
- The schedule page is your launching pad for GameStats Live. From within the page, you can view schedules by week or team using the left-hand menus. By default, the system will display games for the current week. To view schedules for other weeks, use the week navigator bar at the top of the page. To view information for a particular game, click on the Game Stats Live link for that game.
- The schedule page includes all schedule information for the pre and regular seasons. Post-season pairings will be published as soon as they are determined.
- The schedule page also includes information (scores, clock, quarter) for completed games and games in progress. To get the most current data on this page, use the F5 key to refresh your screen.
Game Book (PDF Format)
Within minutes after the completion of each game, a link to a PDF version of the game book will appear on the schedule page. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or above to open this file.
Game Book (XML)
An XML file of the game book is available to any organization interested in receiving this information in a machine-readable format.
GameStats Live
What is GameStats Live?
GameStats Live is a real-time applet that provides up to the minute game information from around the league. GameStats Live was designed specifically to provide timely, accurate information to a broader in-stadium audience of club personnel and. media.
Reguirements for GameStats Live applet
In order
to use the GameStats Live applet, you must have Java installed on a Microsoft
Windows computer/tablet. To install Java, please visit
http://www.java.com.
Configuring Java Control Panel
In order for GameStats Live applet to load up properly, there are two settings that you need to configure in the Java Control Panel. To access the Java Control Panel, you will need to go to Control Panel and open up Java.
1.Once you have the Java Control Panel opened, navigate to the Security tab and add "http://www.nflgsis.com" as an exception to the site list.
2.From the General Tab, click on Settings under the Temporary Internet Files section and uncheck "Keep temporary files on my computer"
GameStats Live is supported by the following browsers:
- Internet Explorer 9 and up
- Google Chrome
Where is the game information coming from?
Game and statistical information comes directly from GSIS. This means that GameStats Live provides you with the actual data used for the NFL's Game Book reporting.
Starting GameStats Live
To start GameStats Live, click on the Game Stats Live link for any game from within the Schedule page. You need only to launch GameStats Live once. From within the applet, you can easily switch to other games. GameStats Live opens within its own browser window.
Navigating Game Stats Live
There are 4 main areas of GameStats Live:
- Game Status - provides up to the second information for the currently selected game, including: box Score, current situation, play by play description (Game Log tab), scoring plays and ball possession information. Game Status (Game Stats tab) also includes up to the second team and individual statistics in a wide range of categories.
- Ticker - The scrolling ticker at the top of the applet displays up to the minute status of games around the league for the current week. To view another game within the applet, click on the game currently displayed in the ticker. You can also scroll the ticker using the arrows to the right. To freeze the ticker, you can click the hold button situated between the arrows.
- Leaders - The Week Leaders tab displays up to the minute information about the weekly leaders in the passing, receiving, rushing, kicking and defensive categories.
- Scoreboard - From the scoreboard tab, you can view the status of multiple games at a glance. You can also view other games by clicking on that game within the tab. In addition, you can view games from previous weeks by clicking on the appropriate week number within the week selector bar at the top. To return to your currently selected game, click on the Game Status tab.
Returning to the NFLGSIS site
Because GameStats Live launches within a new browser window, you will need to select your original browser window to return to the site.
Season to Date Stats
Season to Date Stats are available by clicking on the Season Stats tab within the site. (If you are currently viewing GameStats Live, you will need to select the Web Site browser window. From within the page, you can view different statistics using the left-hand menus:
Season Statistics
The Season Statistics Report provides a broad array of cumulative statistics in a single, consolidated report format. This report includes information from completed games for the selected team. On game day, a game is considered complete when the statistics crew "closes" the game within GSIS. You will know that the current game has been closed by inspecting week information in the title of the report. Example: "Cleveland Browns/Week 5".
Team and Individual
Cumulative, sortable, season-to-date statistics are offered in a variety of offensive and defensive categories within the following areas:
Cumulative statistics pages will include information for all completed games for that team
Leaders
League-wide team and individual leader views are offered in a sortable display. Leader information is updated at the conclusion of all games within an NFL Week.
Corrections
Corrections to existing game information will be made regularly in conjunction with the Elias Sports Bureau, the official statistician of the NFL.
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