chp.py

import nfldb
NYGmisc = {}

db = nfldb.connect()
qNYG = nfldb.Query(db)
for gp in qNYG.play_player(team='NYG').player(position='TE').as_aggregate():
    # NYGmisc[gp.player] = gp  <-- if you do like this, the values are class 'nfldb.query.AggPP' 
    NYGmisc[gp.player] = {field: getattr(gp, field) for field in gp.fields}  # but if you do like this they are type 'dict'
for x in NYGmisc:
    print type(x), type(NYGmisc[x])

<class 'nfldb.types.Player'> <type 'dict'>
<class 'nfldb.types.Player'> <type 'dict'>
<class 'nfldb.types.Player'> <type 'dict'>
<class 'nfldb.types.Player'> <type 'dict'>
<class 'nfldb.types.Player'> <type 'dict'>
<class 'nfldb.types.Player'> <type 'dict'>
<class 'nfldb.types.Player'> <type 'dict'>

this worked for me:

    NYGmisc = { }
    for gp in qNYG.play_player(team='NYG').player(position='TE').as_aggregate():
      NYGmisc[gp.player] = {field: getattr(gp, field) for field in gp.fields}
    for x in NYGmisc:
      for y in NYGmisc[x].iteritems():
        print y
    @app.route("/")
    def main():
        return render_template('index.html',thing10=NYGmisc)

and in my index.html template:

             <h4>nyg</h4>
                <p> <table>
                      {% for key in thing10 %}
                   <tr>
                   <th> {{ key }}  </th>
                        {% for ke in thing10[key].iteritems() %} 
                   <td>   {{ ke }}  </td>
                   </tr>
                        {% endfor %} 
                      {% endfor %}
                </table>  </p> 

This displays the data I want.