A new sports trivia game show is being developed by Religion of Sports, a company co-founded by Tom Brady and Michael Strahan.
The show is inspired by the popular online daily trivia game, Immaculate Grid.
The project is in the early stages of development.
A new sports trivia game is being developed for television by Religion of Sports, a company founded by Gotham Chopra and NFL legends Tom Brady and Michael Strahan.
The new sports trivia game, currently in the early planning stages, draws inspiration from the unique daily trivia game Immaculate Grid. Hosted by Sports Reference, this game challenges players to fill out a grid by selecting a player for each cell based on the criteria defined by the row and column of that cell. With nine attempts to complete the grid, each guess – correct or incorrect – contributes to their total score. The game ends after the allowed guesses, and a new grid is released every day at 6 a.m. ET.
‘Immaculate Grid is the online game to play if you’re a serious sports fan. It’s very challenging and very addictive,’ said Victor Buhler, senior vice president of development and production at Religion of Sports. ‘We believe the game can also become a terrific show, a future favorite for sports fans of every stripe.’
The potential TV trivia show project is currently in the early stages of development. At this point, it does not have a confirmed outlet, and other details have not been disclosed.
