Your Predictions
NFL · Week

Our numbers. Your call.

Pick a game and start from our projected score. Then move the line with what you know about the matchup and see where you beat the book.

This week

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The matchup

Members Run any two teams against each other, and every game on the slate.

Our linestarting point
Our totalstarting point
Your line
Your total

Your edge

You know things the numbers don’t: look-ahead spots, locker-room drama, a banged-up O-line. Add points to a team’s score, or tap a quick spot.

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Game conditions

Change a starter and the score rebuilds itself. Form is 1–99 against this season’s starters — 50 is average.

Days of rest
Venue

Members Change rest, weather and venue too, and save your own numbers.

Your call

Fade the public

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When everyone piles onto one side, the value is often on the other. Enter the betting splits, and your line leans against the crowd.

Spread

Total · on the over

    How it could finish

    chance of each final margincommon margins (3, 7, 10)book spread

    Fade settings

    Choose how hard your line leans against the crowd. A fade starts once the bets or money on one side reach your trigger, and it grows with every 10% beyond that, up to your limit.

    Example: with the default settings, 80% of the money on one team moves your line 1 point toward the other team.

    Follow the sharps is an optional rule. When a side has a much bigger share of the money than of the bets, fewer but larger bettors are behind it, and many bettors treat that as the smart money. Turning this on leans your line toward that side.

    Your settings are saved on this device.

    How it works
    1. Start with our numberEvery game gets a projected score, built from years of NFL results and updated every week.
    2. Add what you knowSlide in your read on injuries, spots, motivation, weather and where the public is betting.
    3. Beat the bookEnter the sportsbook’s line and see your edge, your chance to cover, and whether it’s a play.

    What goes into our number

    • Quarterback play
    • Offensive efficiency
    • Defensive efficiency
    • Passing vs. rushing strength
    • Big plays
    • Turnovers
    • Sacks & pressure
    • Scoring pace
    • Special teams
    • Home field
    • Rest & byes
    • Weather & wind
    • Division games

    Your chance to cover accounts for how often NFL games land exactly on 3, 7, 10 and other common margins.