loop through nested dictionary in python and display key value pair

i am a beginner in python i and i came up this problem and i cant seem to solve it.I have the following dictionary

stats = {1: {"Player": "Derrick Henry", "yards": 870, "TD": 9}, 2: {"Player": "Nick Chubb", "Yards": 841, "TD": 10}, 3: {"Player": "Saquon Barkley", "Yards": 779, "TD": 5}}

I want to loop through a dictionary and display the values as shown below

Player1
Player=Derrick Henry
yards=870
TD=9
player 2
Player=Nnikki Chubb
yards=770
TD=10
player3
Player=Nikki Chubb
yards=770
TD=10

i tried the following code

stats = {1: {"Player": "Derrick Henry", "Yards": 870, "TD": 9}, 2: {"Player": "Nick Chubb", "Yards": 841, "TD": 10}, 3: {"Player": "Saquon Barkley", "Yards": 779, "TD": 5}}

for key, value in stats.items():
    print(value)
for x, y,z in value.items():
        print("Player {}".format(key))
        #IF Player
        if x == "Player":
            print("Player = {}".format(x))
        #IF YARDS
        if y == "Yards":
            print("Yards = {}".format(y))
        #IF YARDS
        if z == "TD":
            print("yards = {}".format(y))

Any help will be appreciated.Thank you

>Solution :

Don’t you see here the useless logic : if a variable is something, you write manualmy that thing in a string, just use it directly

if x == "Player":
    print("Player = {}".format(x))
if y == "Yards":
    print("Yards = {}".format(y))
if z == "TD":
    print("TD = {}".format(y))

Also you did well use .items first time, but misuses it the second time, it iterate over pair, so it’ll always yields 2 variable , not 3

for key, props in stats.items():
    print(f"Player{key}")
    for prop_key, prop_value in props.items():
        print(f"{prop_key}={prop_value}")