NFL — additional Python functions — Fox Sports API

fox_nfl_boxscore

fox_nfl_boxscore(game_id: 'Union[int, str]', *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL boxscore (long: one row per player-stat).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
game_id	Union[int, str]		Fox Bifrost event id.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten the per-team stat tables to long form; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
game_id	character	Ten digit identifier for NFL game.
team	character	NFL team. Uses official abbreviations as per NFL.com
stat_group	character
player	character	Player name
athlete_id	character
stat	character
value	character	Total contract value

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_boxscore
df = fox_nfl_boxscore("...")

fox_nfl_event_matchup

fox_nfl_event_matchup(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl pregame team-stat comparison (one row per stat).

Wraps nfl/event/{game_id}/matchup.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_event_matchup
df = fox_nfl_event_matchup("...")

fox_nfl_event_recap

fox_nfl_event_recap(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl postgame top performers (one row per player).

Wraps nfl/event/{game_id}/recap.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_event_recap
df = fox_nfl_event_recap("...")

fox_nfl_event_standings

fox_nfl_event_standings(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl the two teams' standings context.

Wraps nfl/event/{game_id}/standings.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_event_standings
df = fox_nfl_event_standings("...")

fox_nfl_league_conferences

fox_nfl_league_conferences(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl conference / group directory.

Wraps nfl/league/conferences.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_conferences
df = fox_nfl_league_conferences()

fox_nfl_league_header

fox_nfl_league_header(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl league header (one row).

Wraps nfl/league/header.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
template	character	Fox layout template name for the header payload; 'entity-header' in sampled data.
title	character
entity_id	character	Fox id of the league entity as a string: the trailing number of the league's Fox contentUri.
content_uri	character	Fox Bifrost content path of the league entity (e.g. 'football/nfl/league/1'); entity_id is its trailing number.
content_type	character	Fox entity type of the header's entity; 'league' for the league header.
color	character
logo_url	character
image_alt_text	character	Alt text Fox supplies for the entity's logo image (e.g. 'National Football League').
rank	character	QBR Rank in specified timeframe
details	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_header
df = fox_nfl_league_header()

fox_nfl_league_leaders

fox_nfl_league_leaders(category: 'str' = 'scoring', who: 'str' = 'player', page: 'int' = 0, *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL statistical leaders (stats-con); who=player|team.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
category	str	'scoring'	Stat category. Defaults to "scoring".
who	str	'player'	"player" or "team". Defaults to "player".
page	int	0	0-based result page. Defaults to 0.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten the leader tables to a DataFrame; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
players	character
v1	character	Unlabeled second column of the Fox table (blank header, so named by position): the player's abbreviated name, e.g. 'J. Allen'.
pts	character
gp	character
pts_g	character	Points per game for the leader, as a one-decimal string (e.g. '24.0'); null on rows stacked in from a leader table that has no such column.
entity_id	character	Fox id of the row's linked player or team as a string: the trailing number of the row's entityLink contentUri.
td	character	Touchdowns credited to the leader, as an integer string (e.g. '4'); null on rows stacked in from a leader table that has no such column.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_leaders
df = fox_nfl_league_leaders("scoring")

fox_nfl_league_odds

fox_nfl_league_odds(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl league odds board (one row per team per game).

Wraps nfl/league/odds.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
section	character	Title of the Fox odds-board section the game is listed under; always 'GAMES' in sampled data.
game_id	character	Ten digit identifier for NFL game.
event_time	character	Scheduled start time of the game as an ISO-8601 UTC timestamp string (e.g. '2026-09-20T17:00:00Z').
event_status	integer	Fox numeric event status code for the game; always 2 in sampled data, captured when every listed game was still to be played.
team	character	NFL team. Uses official abbreviations as per NFL.com
spread	character
to_win	character	Moneyline for the row's team to win the game, as an American-odds string (e.g. '+196', '-238').
total	character	The sum of each team's score in the game. Equals h_score + v_score. Is NA for games which haven't yet been played. Convenient for evaluating over/under total bets.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_odds
df = fox_nfl_league_odds()

fox_nfl_league_player_news

fox_nfl_league_player_news(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl league-wide player news feed.

Wraps nfl/league/playernews.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
title	character
subtitle	character	Player context line in 'TEAM #jersey - POSITION' form (e.g. 'HOU #12 - WR').
headline	character
description	character
impact_title	character	Heading Fox shows above the impact paragraph; always 'Impact' in sampled data.
impact	character	Free-text analysis paragraph (headed by impact_title) on what the news means for the player's availability or role.
date	character
source	character
athlete_id	character
content_uri	character	Fox Bifrost content path of the player the news item is about, in sport/league/entity-type/id form (e.g. 'football/nfl/athletes/22256').
web_url	character	Site-relative foxsports.com path of the player's page (not an absolute URL), e.g. '/nfl/nico-collins-player'.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_player_news
df = fox_nfl_league_player_news()

fox_nfl_league_polls

fox_nfl_league_polls(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl rankings / polls rendered as standings tables.

Wraps nfl/league/polls.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_polls
df = fox_nfl_league_polls()

fox_nfl_league_schedule

fox_nfl_league_schedule(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl league schedule nav selections.

Wraps nfl/league/schedule.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
selection_list	character	Fox navigation list the row came from (groupList, dailyList or selectionList); always 'selectionList' in sampled data.
id	character	ID of the player in the 'name' column.
title	character
date	character
uri	character	Absolute Fox Bifrost API URL (https://api.foxsports.com/bifrost/v1/nfl/...) of the segment feed this selection loads, ending in a segment id such as 2026-1-1.
web_url	character	Site-relative foxsports.com path of the page for this selection (not an absolute URL), carrying seasonType and week query parameters such as seasonType=reg&week=1.
selected	character	Fox's default-selection flag, which Fox sets only on group-filter (groupList) items; this league's navigation payload has no groupList, so the column is null on every row. The current date or week is marked by the payload-level currentSelectionId, which the parser does not return.
group_id	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_schedule
df = fox_nfl_league_schedule()

fox_nfl_league_scores

fox_nfl_league_scores(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl league scores nav selections.

Wraps nfl/league/scores.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
selection_list	character	Fox navigation list the row came from (groupList, dailyList or selectionList); always 'selectionList' in sampled data.
id	character	ID of the player in the 'name' column.
title	character
date	character
uri	character	Absolute Fox Bifrost API URL (https://api.foxsports.com/bifrost/v1/nfl/...) of the segment feed this selection loads, ending in a segment id such as 2026-1-1.
web_url	character	Site-relative foxsports.com path of the page for this selection (not an absolute URL), carrying seasonType and week query parameters such as seasonType=reg&week=1.
selected	character	Fox's default-selection flag, which Fox sets only on group-filter (groupList) items; this league's navigation payload has no groupList, so the column is null on every row. The current date or week is marked by the payload-level currentSelectionId, which the parser does not return.
group_id	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_scores
df = fox_nfl_league_scores()

fox_nfl_league_standings

fox_nfl_league_standings(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl league-wide standings tables.

Wraps nfl/league/standings.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
section	character	Title of the Fox standings section the row's table belongs to: DIVISION, CONFERENCE or PRESEASON in sampled data.
afc_east	character	Team's position number in the AFC East standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
v1	character	Unlabeled second column of the Fox table (blank header, so named by position): the team nickname, e.g. 'Bills'.
w_l_t	character	Team's record as a win-loss-tie string with the tie count shown only when nonzero (e.g. '1-0', '1-1-1').
pct	character
pf	character
pa	character	Points allowed by the team, as an integer string (e.g. '31').
home	character
away	character
conf	character
div	character	Team's division record as a 'W-L' string (e.g. '1-0', '0-1'); null on rows from standings tables that have no DIV column.
strk	character
entity_id	character	Fox id of the row's linked team as a string: the trailing number of the row's entityLink contentUri.
afc_north	character	Team's position number in the AFC North standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
afc_south	character	Team's position number in the AFC South standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
afc_west	character	Team's position number in the AFC West standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
nfc_east	character	Team's position number in the NFC East standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
nfc_north	character	Team's position number in the NFC North standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
nfc_south	character	Team's position number in the NFC South standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
nfc_west	character	Team's position number in the NFC West standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
american_football_conference	character	Team's position number in the American Football Conference standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.
national_football_conference	character	Team's position number in the National Football Conference standings table, stored as a string (e.g. '1', '2'); the column is named from that table's header cell, so it is null on rows from every other table.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_standings
df = fox_nfl_league_standings()

fox_nfl_league_stat_leaders

fox_nfl_league_stat_leaders(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl league stats landing leaders.

Wraps nfl/league/stats.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
category	character	Broader category of player positions
stat	character
stat_abbreviation	character	Fox's short code for the leader stat (e.g. 'PYDS', 'RTD', 'K-RET YDS').
player	character	Player name
value	character	Total contract value

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_league_stat_leaders
df = fox_nfl_league_stat_leaders()

fox_nfl_odds

fox_nfl_odds(game_id: 'Union[int, str]', *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL game odds six-pack (spread / to-win / total per team).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
game_id	Union[int, str]		Fox Bifrost event id.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten the six-pack market to a DataFrame; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
game_id	character	Ten digit identifier for NFL game.
team	character	NFL team. Uses official abbreviations as per NFL.com
spread	character
to_win	character
total	character	The sum of each team's score in the game. Equals h_score + v_score. Is NA for games which haven't yet been played. Convenient for evaluating over/under total bets.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_odds
df = fox_nfl_odds("...")

fox_nfl_pbp

fox_nfl_pbp(game_id: 'Union[int, str]', *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL play-by-play (one row per play; drive-based).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
game_id	Union[int, str]		Fox Bifrost event id.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten the pbp layout to a DataFrame; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
game_id	character	Ten digit identifier for NFL game.
quarter	character
drive_id	character
drive_result	character
drive_summary	character
drive_team	character
play_id	character	Numeric play id that when used with game_id and drive provides the unique identifier for a single play.
period	character
clock	character
field_position	character	Ball spot expressed on Yahoo's 0-100 field scale, measured toward the offense's target goal line.
play_text	character
play_team	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_pbp
df = fox_nfl_pbp("...")

fox_nfl_scoreboard

fox_nfl_scoreboard(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl scoreboard nav selections (weeks / dates / groups).

Wraps nfl/scoreboard/main.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
selection_list	character	Fox navigation list the row came from (groupList, dailyList or selectionList); always 'selectionList' in sampled data.
id	character	ID of the player in the 'name' column.
title	character
date	character
uri	character	Absolute Fox Bifrost API URL (https://api.foxsports.com/bifrost/v1/nfl/...) of the segment feed this selection loads, ending in a segment id such as 2026-1-1.
web_url	character	Site-relative foxsports.com path of the page for this selection (not an absolute URL), carrying seasonType and week query parameters such as seasonType=reg&week=1.
selected	character	Fox's default-selection flag, which Fox sets only on group-filter (groupList) items; this league's navigation payload has no groupList, so the column is null on every row. The current date or week is marked by the payload-level currentSelectionId, which the parser does not return.
group_id	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_scoreboard
df = fox_nfl_scoreboard()

fox_nfl_scorechip

fox_nfl_scorechip(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl compact live score chip (raw dict -- live-only, uncaptured shape).

Wraps nfl/scorechip/{chip_id}.

Returns

The raw JSON dict.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_scorechip
df = fox_nfl_scorechip("nfl12345")

fox_nfl_scores_segment

fox_nfl_scores_segment(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl one row per game in a scoreboard segment.

Wraps nfl/league/scores-segment/{segment_id}.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_scores_segment
df = fox_nfl_scores_segment("...")

fox_nfl_standings

fox_nfl_standings(team_id: 'Union[int, str]', *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL standings for a team's conference/division.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
team_id	Union[int, str]		Fox Bifrost team id.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten the standings tables to a DataFrame; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
team_id	character
section	character
afc_west	character
v1	character
w_l_t	character
pct	character
pf	character
pa	character
home	character
away	character
conf	character
div	character
strk	character
entity_id	character	Composite Yahoo id this editorial row was keyed under, surfaced from the collection map key (e.g., "ncaaf.g.202509200023" for a game, "ncaaf.t.29" for a team); always carried as Utf8.
afc_east	character
afc_north	character
afc_south	character
nfc_east	character
nfc_north	character
nfc_south	character
nfc_west	character
american_football_conference	character
national_football_conference	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_standings
df = fox_nfl_standings("...")

fox_nfl_team_gamelog

fox_nfl_team_gamelog(team_id: 'Union[int, str]', *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL team game log (long: one row per game-stat).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
team_id	Union[int, str]		Fox Bifrost team id.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten to long form; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
team_id	character
season_type	character	REG or POST indicating if the timeframe belongs to regular or post season.
category	character	Broader category of player positions
game_id	character	Ten digit identifier for NFL game.
game_date	character	Date of the game.
opponent	character	Opposing team of player
stat	character
value	character	Total contract value

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_team_gamelog
df = fox_nfl_team_gamelog("...")

fox_nfl_team_header

fox_nfl_team_header(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl team header (one row).

Wraps nfl/team/{team_id}/header.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_team_header
df = fox_nfl_team_header("...")

fox_nfl_team_roster

fox_nfl_team_roster(team_id: 'Union[int, str]', *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL team roster (one row per player).

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
team_id	Union[int, str]		Fox Bifrost team id.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten the position-group tables to a DataFrame; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
team_id	character
position_group	character	Postion group of player as listed by NFL
player	character	Player name
pos	character	Position as tracked by FP
age	character	Age as of last pipeline build, rounded to one decimal. Pipeline is built on a weekly basis.
ht	character	Height of player (feet and inches)
wt	character	Weight of player (lbs)
college	character	Official college (usually the last one attended)
athlete_id	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_team_roster
df = fox_nfl_team_roster("...")

fox_nfl_team_stats

fox_nfl_team_stats(team_id: 'Union[int, str]', *, return_parsed: 'bool' = True, return_as_pandas: 'bool' = False, **kwargs: 'Any') -> "Union[pl.DataFrame, 'pd.DataFrame', Dict[str, Any]]"

NFL team stat leaders by category.

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
team_id	Union[int, str]		Fox Bifrost team id.
return_parsed	bool	True	If True (default) flatten the leader sections to a DataFrame; if False return the raw JSON dict.
return_as_pandas	bool	False	If True return a pandas DataFrame; otherwise polars. Ignored when return_parsed=False.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
team_id	character
category	character	Broader category of player positions
stat	character
stat_abbreviation	character
player	character	Player name
value	character	Total contract value

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_team_stats
df = fox_nfl_team_stats("...")

fox_nfl_teamnav

fox_nfl_teamnav(*args: 'Any', **kwargs: 'Any') -> 'Any'

Fox Sports nfl team directory (one row per team).

Wraps nfl/league/teamnav.

Returns

A polars DataFrame (default), a pandas DataFrame when return_as_pandas=True, or the raw JSON dict when return_parsed=False.

col_name	type	description
group	character
fox_id	character	Fox Sports team id as a string, taken from the trailing number of content_uri (e.g. '17').
abbreviation	character
name	character	Name, as reported by MFL but reordered into FirstName LastName instead of Last, First
content_uri	character	Fox Bifrost content path of the team in sport/league/entity-type/id form (e.g. 'football/nfl/teams/17').
content_type	character	Fox entity type of the navigation item's entity; 'team' for team rows.
web_url	character	Site-relative foxsports.com path of the team's page (not an absolute URL), e.g. '/nfl/detroit-lions-team'.
color	character
logo_url	character

Example

from sportsdataverse.nfl import fox_nfl_teamnav
df = fox_nfl_teamnav()