Roster Advice
Turns a posted roster into real add / drop / hold decisions (pairs with league sync).
Intelligence engines
Beat the Close: does the number out-run the market?
An illustrative baseline model backtested against public closing lines: a demonstration of how closing-line value is computed and graded, not our pick engine's record (that stays gated until it can be honestly published). Self-grading, never a bet; forward odds stay gated.
How we read it
CLV: closing line value
The probability points the model's number beats the closing line on the side it took. Beating the close is the single best leading indicator of a sound process.
Model vs Close
Model implied probability for the side, compared to the implied probability of the closing line. The gap between them is the CLV.
Self-grading, never a bet
A backtest against nflverse schedules: did the model beat the close or trail it? Forward odds stay gated. This grades the engine, it does not place a wager.
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Beat the Close: does the number out-run the market?
Beat the Close: does the number out-run the market? is a Pro-tier analytics engine. This is the same data served by the premium /api/intelligence/clv endpoint, gated for Pro and Elite members.
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Graded Pool
Combines the player grade, expected points, team environment, and passing signal into one ranked pool that feeds every fantasy tool.
QB Consensus
Two public QB ratings side by side. When they disagree, we show it instead of averaging it away.
Rushing Efficiency
Yards over expected per carry, next to volume and stacked-box context: bell-cow, buy-low, or volume-dependent.
Receiving Opportunity
Air yards and target share combined into one opportunity score, with a clear buy / sell read.