NFL Analytics & Data Jobs
9 active roles across all 32 NFL teams
NFL franchises are among the most professionally-run sports organisations in the world, hiring across every function of the business. From football operations — coaches, scouts, analysts, and strength & conditioning staff — to front-office roles in marketing, ticketing, finance, technology, and community engagement, all 32 teams maintain large, multi-disciplinary workforces year-round.
Below you'll find every active NFL role we've indexed, with direct links to each team's current openings. Whether you're looking for your first job in professional sport or a senior position in a specific department, browse by team or search the full listings. Roles are updated daily.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What analytics jobs are available at NFL teams?
NFL teams hire across football operations analytics (player evaluation, game-planning, in-game decisions), performance science, sports medicine data, and business analytics (ticketing, revenue, marketing). Common titles include Data Analyst, Data Scientist, Football Analytics Coordinator, and Director of Analytics.
How much do NFL analytics jobs pay?
Entry-level NFL analytics roles typically pay $55,000–$82,000. Mid-level analysts earn $83,000–$115,000. Senior and director-level positions range from $120,000 to $275,000+. NFL teams generally pay 15–25% below equivalent tech-company roles, but offer the non-financial benefit of working in professional sport.
What qualifications do you need for an NFL analytics job?
Most NFL analytics roles require strong proficiency in Python or R, SQL, and statistical modelling. A degree in statistics, data science, mathematics, or a quantitative field is typically expected. Experience with NFL tracking data (Next Gen Stats, Hawkeye) or sports-specific datasets is a strong differentiator.
How often are NFL analytics jobs posted?
NFL teams post analytics roles year-round, with a hiring spike after each season ends (February–April). All 32 NFL franchises run dedicated analytics departments. This page is updated daily.