Built by one fan who was tired of ten tabs

I'm Andrew. I made One Page Season because I couldn't find a version of this that already existed - not one that did it the way I wanted, anyway.

The problem I kept running into

I follow a couple of NFL teams and a couple of college teams. Every Saturday and Sunday I'd end up with a browser full of tabs - one for kickoff times (in the wrong timezone), one for the TV channel, one for scores, one for standings, one for whatever college poll had just dropped. None of it lived in one place, and half of it needed me to do timezone math in my head.

So I built the thing I wanted

One Page Season pulls schedules, live scores, TV channels, standings, rankings and news for the NFL and college football teams you pick, and lays them out on a single chronological page in your own timezone. Add the teams you follow, and that's your season. No app to install, no account to create.

How it's run

It's a small, independently run site - no company, no investors, just me maintaining it in my spare time. Game data comes from public sports data feeds; I don't control kickoff times, TV assignments or scores, and I do my best to keep them accurate and up to date.

The schedule builder and its PDF and calendar downloads are free to use. Advertising is not currently enabled. You can read exactly what that means for your data on the Privacy Policy page.

Data sources and corrections

Schedules, scores, team information and broadcast listings are supplied through ESPN sports data feeds. The site combines and formats those records; it does not set game times or decide broadcast coverage. Unknown details stay marked TBD. The team directory lists schedules with available games; an omitted team may still play football, but its schedule is not currently available through our provider. If the feed is unavailable, a saved response may be shown with a freshness notice.

The blog provides schedule commentary and viewing guides, with AI-assisted drafting and research. Andrew is the publisher and contact for corrections. Articles include their publication dates and source links where relevant. For an error in an article or schedule, send the page URL and the detail that needs correcting through our contact page.

Independent and practical

One Page Season is not affiliated with the NFL, NCAA, conferences or teams. Team names and logos identify the schedules visitors are looking for; their owners retain their rights. The service is built around planning game days, not selling tickets or promising that a channel is available in every market.

Get in touch

Found a bug, have a feature request, or just want to say the site helped you catch a kickoff you'd have otherwise missed? I'd like to hear it - see the Contact page.