Weekly Matchups
Every game called before kickoff and graded after it. A projected score, what moves it, the play against the spread, and a ledger that keeps the misses.
Week 6 · 14 games Open Weekly → Every positionPlayer Boards
Every quarterback, back, receiver, tight end and kicker graded on his own work, then adjusted for the offense he plays in and the injury report.
401 players · injuries as of Oct 17 Open Players → All 32Team Context
Offense, defense and both lines: scoring floor, pace, protection, run gaps, who calls the plays and what the schedule gives up.
32 teams · 6 views Open Teams →Yards before contact belong to the O-line. Yards after contact belong to the back.
A back averaging 5.2 a carry with only 1.4 after contact is riding his blocking; when the front slips, so does he. Broken tackle counts swing hard year to year and should be read as noisy; yards after contact is the stable signal.
Plain reading. Honest limits.
The model keeps what a player creates apart from his team environment, says so when a sample is thin, and keeps its record in the open.
Workload, efficiency, stability and self-created production.
Offensive volume, line play, health and matchup context.
Rank, replacement value and the gap between model and market.