NextGen Prospect bolsters its roster management platform alongside PFF.

NextGen Prospect, a cutting-edge sports data visualization and roster management solution, has partnered with PFF to provide stakeholders across the collegiate and professional football landscape a dynamic, user-friendly interface allowing teams to customize their roster, scouting and recruiting data in a way that meets their own unique demands.

“We’ve seen PFF’s team product first hand through our work with the Reese’s Senior Bowl,” said Marc Vitticore, Founder of NextGen Prospect. “We were blown away by the immersive analytics, powerful insights and ease of use. The PFF Ultimate Package is truly game changing. We are thrilled to include PFF data within our Roster Management platform.”

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NextGen Prospect has infused PFF Ultimate data into its existing Roster Builder, Advanced Scouting, Transfer Portal, custom features and more.

“The integration of PFF data will allow NextGen Prospect to quickly provide critical data that staffs across the country are utilizing every day,” said Rick Drummond, GM of Football at PFF.

NextGen offers proprietary front-end software that helps users win, both on the playing field and the recruiting trail, and will allow PFF clients to bring data to life like never before.

“We believe this partnership represents a watershed moment for the industry. The response from our existing clients has been tremendous,” added Vitticore. “Most importantly, we believe in the people behind PFF and we are genuinely excited about our collaboration.”

“Throughout our talks with NextGen Prospect, we were impressed with the functionality and depth of customization that goes into their dashboards,” said Drummond. “The flexibility to shape each program’s interface to match what their users want and need provides increased efficiencies to scouting, roster building and beyond.”

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