Compute Pretty NFL Standings Table — nfl_standings

Uses the R package gt to create a pretty html table of NFL standings.

Usage

nfl_standings_prettify(
  standings,
  ...,
  grp_by = c("div", "conf", "nfl"),
  order_by = c("div_rank", "conf_rank", "draft_rank"),
  reverse = FALSE
)

Arguments

standings: A table of NFL standings. Usually computed by nfl_standings()
...: Currently unused. The function errors if objects are passed to the dots, i.e. when unnamed arguments are provided.
grp_by: Group the output table by Division ("div"), Conference ("conf"), or complete league ("nfl")
order_by: Order teams by division rank, conference rank, or draft rank
reverse: Teams are sorted by the argument order_by in ascending order by default. If reverse is set to TRUE, order will be reversed.

Value

An object of class gt_tbl.

Output of below examples

Examples

# \donttest{
# Calculate standings
s <- nflreadr::load_schedules(2024) |>
  nflseedR::nfl_standings(ranks = "DRAFT")
#> ℹ 18:23:49 | Initiate Standings & Tiebreaking Data
#> ℹ 18:23:49 | Compute Division Ranks
#> ℹ 18:23:49 | Compute Conference Ranks
#> ℹ 18:23:49 | Compute Draft Order

# Create table
tbl1 <- nfl_standings_prettify(s, grp_by = "conf", order_by = "conf_rank")
tbl2 <- nfl_standings_prettify(s, grp_by = "nfl", order_by = "draft_rank")

# The output of tbl1 and tbl2 is given in the above images.
# }