Wiki Project National Football League

Wiki Project National Football League

Some Wikipedians have formed a project to better organize information in articles related to the National Football League. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. If you would like to help, please inquire on the talk page and see the to-do list there.

e · h · w · r To-do:
  • Get the main National Football League article back up to Good Article status
  • Tag talk pages with {{WikiProject National Football League}}
  • Add infoboxes to all NFL related biography articles.
  • Update player articles with {{Infobox NFL player}}.
  • Improve Pro Bowl and its related articles
  • Assess quality of unassessed articles.
  • Assess importance of unassessed articles.
  • Create organizational structure for categories
  • Convert tables to the more preferred "wikitable" class. See Help:Table#Style classes.
  • Add top-level information to Current sports events as it occurs. For example, Super Bowl champions and major achievements.
  • Major cleanup of most team articles
  • Upload pictures for Category:Wikipedia requested photographs of American football
  • Add any additional NFL Expansion Drafts.
  • For seasons previous to 1931, all references to playoffs should be removed since none were held. A modified version of the team season template should be created, with playoff outcome deleted.
  • Clean-up articles with clean-up tags
  • Fix pages marked as unreferenced BLPs
  • Add information on post-superbowl game pages for shows that were broadcast after the game on the same channel.

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