Walkthrough
One prop, start to finish
Jaxon Smith-Njigba, over 90.5 receiving yards. Seahawks at Commanders, Sunday, Sept. 27. A pick we tracked, shown win or lose. The screens are from the morning of the game.
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The board
Receiving yards for Seahawks at Commanders, sorted by SCEND score. Smith-Njigba is at the top: 78 on a 90.5-yard line at −113. LIVE means the line comes from a sportsbook, and tapping it opens every book.
AHis row: line, price, score. -
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Seven books, five lines
FanDuel and Fanatics hang 90.5, and FanDuel has the better over price: −113 against Fanatics' −125. BetMGM is at 89.5, BetRivers at 91.5, DraftKings and BetOnline at 92.5.
Bovada is out on its own at 112.5, paying +170. That isn't a bargain. It's a different bet, 22 yards harder, which is why the app only compares prices at the same line.
BFanDuel at the market line: the best over price. -
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The season is two games old
122 yards, then 155. That's a 100% hit rate, and the app tells you not to trust it yet: with two games, one result moves the average a long way.
Last season he cleared 90.5 in 70% of his games. Over his last ten, playoffs included, he averages 93.3, less than three yards over the line.
CEvery split, and the warning under them. -
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The score and the price
Open the signals on his last ten games and the score is 75, still STRONG · OVER: 8 signals for it, 3 against. The biggest for is the matchup, with Washington 25th of 32 against receivers (+13.9). The biggest against is blowout risk (−5.2). Each signal has a dial, so you can change how much it counts right there.
A score isn't a probability, so the signals screen shows one as well. The model puts the over at 51%. FanDuel's −113, with the margin removed, also says 51%. Edge: +0%. On this prop, the price already reflects what the signals see.
DThe biggest signal for (matchup) and against (blowout risk). -
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Where his targets go
He's drawn 44% of Seattle's targets so far, and 51% of its air yards. Half of those targets are short, where Washington ranks 9th of 32 (1 is the stingiest). Its soft spot is the middle of the field, 28th, where 32% of his targets go.
The app's verdict on the zones is "No zone edge." Two games in, the defensive ranks are still last season's, and the screen says so.
EThe app saying there's no edge here. -
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The case, both sides
8 of 11 signals back the over: the matchup (Washington 24th), two games out of two over 90.5, and a soft middle zone.
Three don't. A blowout could pull starters late: Seattle is 2nd in point differential, Washington 27th. Seattle is 30th of 32 in pass rate. And the usage signal takes 14.2 yards off with Ty Okada out.
FThe three reasons against. -
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Tracked
Taken at FanDuel, over 90.5 at −114, when the score was 76. At 7:58 Sunday morning the price was −113, a small move against the pick, and the score had risen to 78. The Tracker keeps both.
GPrice taken, price now, score then and now. -
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Result
He finished with 10 catches for 128 yards, 37.5 over the line. The consensus line closed at 90.5, over −115, so the −114 taken was a touch better than the close. At −114 the pick paid +0.88 units.
One pick is one pick. A win doesn't prove the read was right, and a loss wouldn't have proved it wrong.
Over · 128 yds
+0.88u
What the app won't do
A STRONG · OVER score with a 0% edge is the app being straight with you. There's more of that on the Approach page, next to our record and the model's backtest.
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