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Weekly Roundup 09.07.25
- moseswootten
- Sep 8, 2025
- 2 min read
The NFL 25/26 season kicked off this week and there have already been some incredibly close games and impressive feats of athleticism. Combined with the US Open - of which the men’s singles final is still going on - it’s been a good week for enjoying sport.
Pleasingly for the first week of the NFL season, Jeff Platner brings us an NFL viz! Using a combination of icons, bars and colours, Jeff takes us through the history of each franchise from their creation through to the present day. I found it interesting to look up some of the teams who have been successful in the ~10 years or so I’ve been watching, as some of them have a very different history to their current position!
Next up and Jordan Alfano has been growing her Tableau skills diving into NHL salaries. There’s a good range of metrics on show here which combine to create a good picture of how salary and points are connected, and which teams are dominating spending. I always think a hallmark of a good dashboard is whether the reader wants to go away and look up some more info off their own back, and that is certainly how I feel!
As I write this, Sinner & Alcaraz are contesting the men’s US Open final. I remember seeing a great highlight table from Lev Akabas about entering the Alcaraz era, and I wondered if there was one about Sinner & Alcaraz together because one of my takeaways was that they had formed a duopoly. Step forward Ben Rothenberg, who has created a highlight table showing that we are well established in the Sinner & Alcaraz era.
Sticking with the tennis, Gerald Lim is showing the depth of analysis that can be achieved with modern data recording. Looking at serve placement and rally results, he deconstructs some strengths and weaknesses of Alcaraz & Djokovic’s serves.
Last but not least, if you’re after some more fantastic sports content then check out the Sports Tableau User Group, being held online on Thurs 11th September. We’ve got two fantastic speakers lined up, and I’ve no doubt there will be a heap of things to learn!
And that’s it for this week! Stay tuned for our next Best of the Month video, and keeeeeeeep vizzing!
Mo & the #SportsVizSunday team
Great roundup covering a wide range of sports analytics and data visualization projects. It's interesting to see how dashboards and visual storytelling can bring deeper insights into the NFL, NHL, tennis, and Formula 1. Thanks for sharing another inspiring collection of sports data work! verificador de lotería
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