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Welcome to AMT GRIDIRON! This is a website dedicated to Gridiron Football (American and Canadian) including the very unique fantasy football league called the British Football League. It was initially created in 2002 as Mathos Football UK and Mathos Football World before changing to its current name in 2020. It is maintained by Alex Michael Thomas (AMT) c/o AMT STUD!OS, who has been a fan of American Football since 1988 and a life long fan of the San Francisco 49ers. The photo above is of Alex (on the left) with his Dad at the NFL London Game 2016 - Colts @ Jaguars at Wembley Stadium, London.
All links to the leagues covered by this website can be found here. However, if you do not see the website logo at the top of the page, then you have experienced an error and as such will need to re-connect to the website by clicking here or email the website administrator.
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This relates to the various versions of the game either CFL (Canadian Football), NFL (American Football) and the UFL (alternative American Football) as well as the variations in terms of both US and Canadian College Football.
Insimple terms, both American Football (4 downs) and Canadian Football (3 downs) use a system of downs in order to gain 10 yards. The final down, if a team has not gained 10 yards, is often used to score a field goal (3 points) or punt the ball away to the opposing team as far down the field as possible to negatively impact their set of downs when they take over as the offense or if the opposing team catches the ball (interception) then they will get a new set of downs.
Teams can score a Touchdown (6 points) by moving the ball into the end zone and then score a field goal (1 point) or score another touchdown (2 points).
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This card game was released in 1989 by the NFL through Waddington Games in the UK. The purpose of the game was to be the first to lose all of their cards but to be aware of the 'Interception Card' which could be used to replace any of the other cards except for the '1st Down Card'. You start with a 1st Down followed by either a 20 or 40 then 10 or 50 and then Touchdown and Punt to complete the set of the 5 teams (Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers & Washington Redskins).
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I saw this awesome ride at the South Shields Ocean Beach Pleasure Park and, knowing me, I had to take some photos. Can you spot an obvious error on the helmets?
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We do not own any of the team, league or event logos depicted within this site including those depicted by the British Football League, therefore cannot grant usage rights to anyone big or small as these are solely owned by the respective teams and league and are only used for entertainment purposes only. If you would like to use any of the research from this site, please properly credit this site and provide a link back.
All Playoff Games are included (NFL is currently being updated and will be included soon), except for individual seasons which can be accessed via each league's website, and the BFL includes its season standings and playoffs as this league is solely created by this website.
Current stadiums are included and future stadiums are listed when these will be used, however there is no stadium history as sometimes this can be very extensive and often difficult to research. Photos are used from Wikipedia and saved for prosperity but are not own by this website.
New leagues are added on a spradic basis as I do not have the time to add every single historic league as well as logo, helmet and stadium histories, therefore only current information is included. Historic leagues are hosted from the 1980s based on when I became interested in the NFL.
College Football is represented by the College Football Playoff and its individual rounds which include the Bowl Games (individual Bowl Games' results are not included) and the Conference Championship Games that aid the selection of the College Football Playoff teams. Note the helmets used are not updated due to the use of alternative helmets used per season which vary and are very hard to keep up dated, but can be found on the The Helmet Project website.
Special thanks to The Helmet Project for giving me the inspiration to create this site and its continued updating of new helmets and sparingly used ChatGPT AI to aid new helmets/logos and which are further edited by myself.
If you have any suggestions for the website or would like to help edit this website or even submit your own content to be promoted via this website and its social media groups, then please send me an email found at the top of this page.