About AMT Gridiron
AMT Gridiron is a personal football history and media project created to explore leagues, teams, helmets, and the evolution of the sport across different eras. The site brings together real‑world football history, fictional league concepts, and creative design work in one place.
Prior to 2020 and the introduction of AMT Gridiron, Mathos Football (including variants of Mathos Football UK and Mathos Football World) was used from 2002-2020 as an anagram of Thomas before being completely retired including its logos and use of Mathos in all websites.
Before using Neocities, various free hosting providers were used instead before Neocities was chosen as it represented similar functionality to Geocities which was used previously to host the websiite.
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What AMT Gridiron Covers
- helmet and uniform design history
- league structures and team timelines
- fictional projects such as the BFL
- archival information from NFL, CFL, UFL and more
- special features like the Interception Card Game and Super Bowl Ride
The project blends factual history with creative elements, giving fans a place to explore both real and imagined football worlds.
Why the Project Exists
AMT Gridiron was created to document football history in a clean, accessible format while also giving space to creative ideas and alternative league concepts. It serves as a long‑term archive, a design outlet, and a central hub for all AMT Media football‑related work.
How the Site Is Built
- hand‑coded HTML and CSS
- minimal layout for readability
- consistent structure across all pages
- focus on clarity and easy navigation
The site is updated regularly as new leagues, helmets, and projects are added.
Last Updated: July 2026