# Team page

Source: https://docs.gdc-world.net/season-planner/team/

## The team and following it

The team page shows one team: where it plays, how it stands, its game this week and its whole season schedule. From here you can also follow the team.

You open it by tapping a team name on a game page or in the standings.

*[Image: The team page of the Philadelphia Eagles with the record, the figures and this week's game.]*

At the top you see:

- the team logo,
- the league and the team's division or conference, for example "NFL · NFC East",
- the team name,
- the button **Follow**, with a heart.

Tap **Follow** to follow the team. The button turns red and reads **Following**. Tap it again to stop following.

Following a team adds it to [My teams](https://docs.gdc-world.net/season-planner/my-teams/#teams) and makes the filter **My teams only** available in the schedule. It is the same as the heart next to the team in the [standings](https://docs.gdc-world.net/season-planner/standings/#follow).

Use **Back** to return to where you came from.

## The figures

The figures give a quick impression of the team's season. They are counted from the team's finished games of the selected season.

| Figure | What it means |
| --- | --- |
| **Record** | The team's wins and losses so far, for example "2-3", with ties as a third number if there are any. |
| **Points per game** | Average points the team scored in its finished games, rounded. |
| **Allowed per game** | Average points the team conceded in those same games, rounded. |
| **Games played** | How many games the team has finished this season. |

A game that is still being played does not count until it is final. "—" means the team has not finished a game yet.

The figures follow your [score setting](https://docs.gdc-world.net/season-planner/spoilers/#modes). While any of the team's results is hidden, **Record**, **Points per game** and **Allowed per game** show "•••", because they would give that result away. Tap "•••" to show them; they stay visible until you leave the screen. **Games played** is always shown.

## This week

**This week** shows the team's game in the week the season is in right now.

Each row shows:

- the two teams as "away at home",
- the kickoff in Berlin time and US Eastern time, or **Kickoff time TBD**,
- on the right, the state of the game: "Scheduled" with the US TV network, "Live" with quarter and clock, **Final**, or **Kickoff time TBD**.

Tap the row to open the [game page](https://docs.gdc-world.net/season-planner/game/#hero). There you can star the game.

If the team has no game this week, you see **No game this week**: either it is a bye week, or the games have not been published yet. The team's other games are in the [season schedule](#season) below.

## Season schedule

**Season schedule** lists every game the team plays in the selected season, from the first to the last, including the postseason once it is known.

Each row shows:

- the two teams as "away at home",
- the week, for example "Week 5" or "Wild Card", and the day in Berlin,
- for a game still to come, the kickoff in Berlin time and US Eastern time, or **Kickoff time TBD**,
- on the right, the score of a finished game, or the state of a game still to come or being played, as in [This week](#this-week).

Scores follow your [score setting](https://docs.gdc-world.net/season-planner/spoilers/#modes): a hidden score shows "•••". Tap it to show that one score.

In the playoffs the list itself could give a result away: a game in the next round means the team won. So while the score of a finished playoff game is hidden, the playoff games after it are left out, also under [This week](#this-week). In their place you see **Later playoff games hidden**, without saying how many. Tap "•••" there (the button is called **Show the playoff result**) to show that score and the next round. Each round is shown on its own, so you can follow the playoffs one game at a time.

Tap a row to open the [game page](https://docs.gdc-world.net/season-planner/game/#hero).