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Here's the best thing, go to this site and click on the draft tab on any NFL team page, and you can see this for yourself:
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Both scheme desks, plus depth charts and the timestamped injury log:
49ers: teamistry.grok.me/nfl/sf?utm…
Seahawks: teamistry.grok.me/nfl/sea?ut…
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Here's the coolest thing.
Go to any school page here and you can check the maps yourself:
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Give me your school and I'll tell you which NFL scouts have been spotted at their games this season.
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Scheme Desk Wednesday: 49ers at Seahawks, Sunday 4:25 ET.
Same offense on both sides: wide zone, outside-zone blocking, 21 personnel.
The split is on defense. SF: even 4-3, Cover 3, press-bail. SEA: odd 3-4, Cover 4 match.
Which defense handles its mirror image better?
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Filing my Jacksonville State-Kennesaw State film notes to the public desk tonight: 40 players so far and counting.
JXST QB Caden Creel: very solid escapability, pretty good scrambler, throws from different arm slots.
What game should I put on tape next? Give me a matchup.
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Give me your NFL team and I'll tell you what schools their scouts have been spotted at so far this season.
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Teamistry Football's Opening Day a Resounding Success
Teamistry Football opened its doors on October 6, and the response from the football community made opening day a clear success.
Built by longtime draft evaluator John Vogel, who has scouted the NFL Draft since 2016, Teamistry brings the NFL, college football, the CFL and the UFL together in one place.
Every NFL club page carries the roster, depth chart, schedule, coaching staff and 2027 needs, along with a timestamped injury and transaction log. The scheme desk breaks down each team's personnel, run scheme, offensive line scheme, base front, coverage and aggressiveness.
On the college side, Teamistry covers FBS through D3, recruiting boards for the 2027 and 2028 classes, and the transfer portal. A consensus 2027 draft board built from eight expert boards rounds it out, and users can rank their own.
"Teamistry is the culmination of the last ten years of my work in this sport," Vogel said. "It's taking my heart and soul and pushing it into a product."
The feature that took off right away was scout sightings, which show which schools each NFL team's scouts have visited and which clubs have come through each campus. Fans started digging into their own teams within hours, and Vogel spent part of the first full day on X taking requests by team and by school.
Users were quick to share what they thought.
"I am so pumped about this," wrote Andrew Williams (@HeyBeerMan22). "[As] a guy who does a TON of draft work as a hobby, this could make it more fun than work for me again!"
"Pretty cool site for getting to know different CFB teams here," wrote Tyler Springs (@TyphoonSprings).
"This is awesome," added John Chapman (@JL_Chapman), and Steven Perkins (@FlavorizeThis) chimed in with "This is cool!"
Others went straight to the data. "Interesting list of schools and number of #Browns scouts at each school so far this year - who stands out the most to you?" asked BrownsTown USA Podcast (@BrownstownUSA).
"The feedback I have received over the last 24 hours regarding the site has been nothing short of exemplary," Vogel said. "I'm happy to see the positive user feedback and engagement, and will continue to foster and grow the site in the future."
Teamistry Football is live now at teamistry.grok.me.
Accounts are free with X, Google or email, so you can pin your teams, build your own board and keep private scouting notes.
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I've scouted the NFL Draft since 2016. Today I'm opening up the desk I built to do the job: Teamistry Football.
Every club's roster, depth chart, injury log and scheme notes, plus recruiting, the portal and a 2027 board. NFL, college, CFL, UFL. One desk. 🧵
Question: what are some of the best uses for a user on Teamistry?
The best use is a daily desk, not a one-off lookup. Open one team, check the roster and depth chart, then the score, and file a note.
Draftniks get the most from the 2027 board. Consensus, the full board, and the industry cut are already there, and signing in lets you rank your own.
Recruiting is the other strong loop. Commits, the high school board, and the portal sit together, so you don't have to rebuild that picture across tabs.
Public reports are for reading other people's notes and publishing your own. Pins and a personal board only matter after sign-in, so the public path should stay team, board, report.
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Teamistry (noun): a science that deals with the composition, structure, and properties of team-building in sports.
From @DraftVogel:
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One team. Every play. @TeamistrySports is a public football desk: live NFL, college, CFL, and UFL rosters, depth charts, injuries, and scores, plus a scouting desk you actually own. teamistry.grok.me
One team. Every play. Teamistry is a public football desk: live NFL, college, CFL, and UFL rosters, depth charts, injuries, and scores, plus a scouting desk you actually own. teamistry.grok.me
High school board, commits, and the portal in one place. If you're still bouncing between three tabs to see who actually committed, start here. teamistry.grok.me/college/re…
Public scouting notes are already on the desk. If you cover a team, open their page, then tell me which prospect the board is sleeping on. teamistry.grok.me/reports
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