Type or paste a line the way your app shows it, like “Hubbard 20+ rec”, “Young Q2 over 64.5” or “Packers 2nd half under 13.5”, and the search box jumps straight to that line with its hit rate, record, streak and the opponent’s rank. Last names, initials, periods (Q1–Q4, 1st Half, 2nd Half, 1st Drive) and Over, Under or 60+ all work. If the exact number isn’t a BYB line, it opens the closest one and says so. Type a bet type alone (“2nd half team total”) to see this week’s posted lines of it, ranked by hit rate.

Longest Reception and 1st Reception Yards now have By Week, By Team and Opposing Defense views on their League-Wide pages. Most Receptions, Most Receiving Yards, Team 1st Reception and every Race to bet have a By Week view: who won it each game, and for races how many catches into the game it took. More bet categories follow.

Each team’s Matchup overview now ends with this week’s injury report: players ruled Out, Doubtful or Questionable, plus players on IR / Reserve who have played this season. Teams file game statuses in the days before each game, so early in the week the card may list IR only. The points-by-quarter card also gains an OT column.

A new Games switch on every player and team bet page, every bet list on a game page, and Browse by Hit Rate: Season, Last 5 or Last 3. Pick Last 5 and every record, hit rate, streak and game log counts only each player’s or team’s last 5 games. Defense ranks follow too: each defense is ranked on its own last 5 games, so you can see who has been giving up a stat lately, not just since Week 1. Your choice stays on as you move around the site; a refresh or a new visit starts back on Season.

A new Week 7 Scorecard button on the games page shows how every player line posted for Week 7 did, graded on the final stats: by the hit rate it carried before kickoff, by odds band and by stat, for main and alt lines. Results only, no picks. Each week’s scorecard appears once that week’s games are final.

Players listed on the week’s official injury report now carry a tag wherever they appear: Out, Doubtful, Questionable, or IR / Reserve. You’ll see it in Browse by Hit Rate, on the bet lists, on each player’s bet page and on Weekly Specials and Same Game Parlays (for example “Out: LaPorta”). Hover or tap a tag to see the report date. Statuses change through the week, so check the final report before kickoff.

Each game now opens on a new Matchup tab. Overview shows both teams side by side: record, home and road records, points scored and allowed per game with their rank out of 32, rest before this game (short week, regular week, extra rest or off a bye), points per game by quarter and half, and every game this season. When the two teams have already met this season, that result is shown at the top. The bet categories are one tap away in the same row.

Next to Overview, Matchup now compares the two teams stat by stat. Offense has Team, Passing, Rushing and Receiving; Defense has Team, Passing and Rushing; Special Teams has Punting, Punt Returns, Kicking and Kick Returns. Each stat shows the per-game number with the season total (or made / tries for rates) and its rank out of 32, shaded for the top and bottom ten. Ranks use per-game numbers, so teams that have had their bye are not ranked lower. On Offense, “vs their Defense” lines each offense up against what the other team’s defense allows.

Each game now has a Specials tab at the end of its bet categories, after Special Teams, with only that game’s specials, in the same tabs as the Weekly Specials page. The Weekly Specials button on the slate still lists every game’s.

This week’s premade same game parlays, about 30 per game, are now on Weekly Specials and in each game’s Specials tab, grouped by side (each team, or Mixed) and by odds band. Each parlay shows its record, streak and odds band, and opens to a week-by-week table with every leg’s number and how often each leg hit on its own. A one-team parlay counts only games where every leg hit in that same game; a Mixed parlay counts weeks both teams played, each team’s legs in its own game, with a game total clearing in both. A pushed leg is set aside, and a game counts only when every player in the parlay played.

Game specials now cover eight games, up from one. Two new Tight End Day markets have records: a tight end scoring in every game of a Sunday window, and the over/under on how many tight ends score.

Two new game bets. 1st First Down (under 1st of Game) shows which team got the game’s first first down, earned on a run or a pass; a first down by penalty does not count. Last Scorer Wins (under Scoring Props) asks whether the team that scored last won the game, with overtime counted and a tie counted as No; each game shows the last score and the final. Both have records, streaks and defense ranks, and show on Browse by Hit Rate when posted.

Game specials that showed “no record” now have one: team kicking points and made field goals, special teams touchdowns, winning in overtime, the opening kickoff returned for a TD, no touchdown in the game, a successful two-point try, scoring in every quarter or each half, and Tight Ends combining for X TDs. A team special counts that team’s games this season; a game special counts both teams’ games, shown side by side with the opponent and the score each week. Quarters are regulation; the 2nd half includes overtime.

Posted passing, receiving and rushing yards on a team’s 1st drive, and the 1st drive touchdown scorer, now show on Browse by Hit Rate with their records.

Each game’s posted specials are now on Weekly Specials, such as “A, B and C to combine for 4+ TDs”, “A or B to record 400+ passing yards” and “X+ rushing yards in each quarter”. Each quarter and each half bets show every quarter’s or half’s number each week. Two-player ladders (both players X+ in each half or quarter, combined and either-player passing yards) and multi-player props are included, each in its own box. Game specials the season stats can’t count yet are listed with no record.

A new Weekly Specials page (next to Browse by Hit Rate on the games list) lists this week’s posted specials with how each would have done this season. Player and team specials (“A & B & C to combine for 200+ rec yards”) show every leg’s number each week and the weeks they would have hit. Tight End specials (any TE 150+ receiving yards, total TE TDs, most TE receptions) show each past Sunday over the same window of games.

Some posted bets almost never happen, so a record would read 0% for nearly everyone. These now have their own tab with a short note instead: what the bet is and how often it has happened this season (for example, octopuses so far this season), updated every week.

Browse by Hit Rate now lists posted “X+ yards in each quarter” and “X+ yards in each half” lines for passing, receiving and rushing, and receptions on a team’s 1st drive, when they’re posted. Each Team TD + FG adds Each Half and 1st Half tabs.

Squares’ Final Square tab is now Both Digits, with a Final and an All version. All checks the square at the end of Q1, halftime, Q3 and Q4, and posted Any Quarter squares show on Browse by Hit Rate.

Squares adds a Final Square tab: both last digits of the final score, the team’s and the opponent’s. 1st Drive Result adds an Each Team tab: both teams’ first-drive results together. Both are on Browse by Hit Rate when posted, along with the starting QBs’ passing yards head-to-head.

A new Position filter shows one position’s posted bets at a time (QB, RB, WR, TE, K, or Game & team markets), with the hit-rate pills, odds bands and sort working as before. Group by now also offers Position (a section for each position) and Team (a section for each team, A to Z, tap to open), each ranked by hit rate.

Posted lines now also come from two more odds sources, for bet types our main source doesn’t post for a game: for example 2nd–4th quarter passing, rushing and receiving yards, Most Rushing / Receiving Yards, Double Chance (1st quarter and half), Winning Margin 4-Way, 3-Way by quarter and Both Teams to Score 7+ / 10+ in the 1st quarter and half. Where our main source posts a bet type, its lines are the ones shown.

Browse by Hit Rate now lists only this week’s posted bets, one ranked list by hit rate. Pick a game, team or player, tick the bet types you want, and use the hit-rate pills (All, 100%, 99–90% …). Group by Category turns it into sections by category and bet, each one opening on a tap. It covers each posted player’s main line (Over and Under), the TD, Race and Most bets, and now each game’s game and team markets: game lines, halves, quarters, 1st of game, 1st drive and team props. A game or team option shows on each team whose season speaks to it.

Turn on Alt lines to add every posted alternate line: each player’s X+ ladder (25+ receiving yards, 50+, 75+ …) and the alternate spreads and totals, each with its own hit rate at that exact line.

Every posted line shows its odds band from this week’s capture: Heavy favorite (−300 or shorter), Favorite (−299 to −101), Coin flip (−100 to +100), Plus money (+101 to +300), Long (+301 to +1000) or Longshot (+1001 or longer). A legend under the filters spells them out. Filter by band, or sort by hit rate and then the longest odds. The band is this week’s; the hit rate, record, streak and opponent rank are season to date.

A new page in Margins & Exact Scores, with Game, H1 and Q1 tabs. It shows how scores have landed this season for both teams in the game and for the whole league. Total Points Range covers both teams’ points together, in bands. Correct Score Range puts each team’s points in three bands. Exact Winning Margin covers ties and margins of 1 to 20 or more, with won-by and lost-by counts. Correct Score lists the league’s most common scores plus every score these two teams’ games ended with. The bands are fixed. A game’s posted bands move with its posted total, so they are often different.

Winning Margin has a Game · 5-Point tab, with bands of 1–5, 6–10 and so on up to 31 or more. Like 4-Way and 10-Point, it has no tie line.

The touchdown pairs posted for each game, in TD Scorers. Combined TDs adds the two players’ touchdowns together (2+, 3+...). Either Player TDs counts when at least one of them scores that many (1+, 2+...). Either Player 1st TD is Yes when either one scores his game’s first touchdown. Touchdowns are rushing, receiving and return TDs (thrown TDs don’t count), in the weeks both players played. Open a line to see both players week by week. Tap a team at the top to see only the pairs with one of its players.

The player pairs posted for each game, in Receiving and Rushing. Combined Yards adds the two players’ yards together, Either Player Yards counts when at least one of them reaches the number, and H2H Yards shows the posted Moneyline, Spread and Total. Each line shows how often it would have hit in the weeks both players played. Open a line to see both players’ yards week by week. Each pair sits in its own box, with space between pairs.

Who catches their team’s first pass of the game, next to 1st Reception Yards in Receiving.

Double Chance (Q1 and H1) is in Game Lines: team or tie, opponent or tie, or either team wins. Point Spread now has a Whole Number tab for the Game and H1, where landing on the number is a push and is left out. Score in Final 2 Minutes is in Scoring Props, with an H1 tab so the period is clear: any touchdown, field goal or safety in the 2nd quarter with 2:00 or less on the clock. Most Punts is in Special Teams: which team punts more, or Neither if they punt the same number of times.

A new button beside Browse by Bet lists every player and team bet on this week’s slate by how often it hit this season, counting down: 100%, 99–90%, 89–75%, 74–50%, 49–1% and 0% (lines that have not hit all season), each with its count. It opens on 100% with 3+ games played. Rows are grouped by game and team, then by category, with the record, current streak and this week’s opponent rank; tap a row to open that bet on that line. On a ladder a band shows the toughest line that landed in it, so 1+ Receptions doesn’t crowd out 5+. Filter by game, team and minimum games. The category filter is a checklist: tick Player Props or Game & Team Props to take a whole group at once, or pick any mix of categories. A Player box narrows the list to one player (type any part of the name). Each team’s table has its team color in the header, with a blank row between categories.

Race to Points: the first team to 5 through 35 points, to 6, 9 or 12 in the 1st quarter, or to 10 through 30 in the 2nd half, or Neither. Last to Score for the game, each half and the 1st quarter, and 1st to Score by half and 1st quarter (in 1st of Game, under 1st Score). 3 Unanswered Scores (a team scores three times in a row), Tied Again after 0-0, and Largest Lead (Over/Under on the biggest lead at any point). Overtime, Safety (in the game, or by a team), 2-Point Conversion (attempted, made) and Any Team to Score 30+ or 40+.

Halves: Score in Both Halves, Win Both Halves, Halves Won (0, 1 or 2) and Highest Scoring Half. Quarters: Highest and Lowest Scoring Quarter, Team with the Highest Scoring Quarter and Any Quarter Scoreless. Every Quarter: a team to score, win or lead after every quarter, and a field goal, points, a touchdown, or a touchdown and a field goal in every quarter. Quarters are regulation; overtime counts toward the 2nd half.

Win with Shutout (game, 1st half, 1st quarter), Win from Behind, Score 1st & Win or Score 1st & Lose (a tie is neither), Team Odd/Even (game, each half, 1st quarter) and Team Total Bands (0-10 up to 51+).

Bets on each team's first drive (its first possession with a snap), graded on that team's own drive. Result: Punt, Field Goal Attempt, Touchdown, or Turnover, Turnover on Downs or Safety, plus a granular version (FG made or missed, passing or rushing TD, interception, fumble lost). Score: an offensive score (TD or made FG) or not. Big Play: a 20+ yard pass, a 20+ yard play or a 10+ yard run. 1st Down (any, by penalty too). Sack: the offense gives one up. Distance: the drive crosses the 50, the opponent's 35 or the opponent's 20. 4th Down: a 4th-down conversion. A pick-six or fumble-return TD counts as a turnover; a blocked punt is a punt. The opponent column shows what that defense allowed on its opponents' first drives.

Anytime TD adds a 1st Drive tab: a touchdown by the player on their team's first drive. The player 1st Drive tabs for yards and receptions stay with their bets.

A new 1st of Game category with five bets: 1st Score, 1st TD, 1st FG, 1st Turnover and 1st Sack. Who does it first, in play order, overtime included. 1st to Score: the team that scores the game's first points. 1st Score Method 3-Way: how the game's first points were scored (Touchdown, Field Goal or Safety). 1st Scoring Play 6-Way: the team and the method together. 1st Score Yards: Over/Under on the length of the game's first score (a touchdown's length, a field goal's distance, a safety counts 0). A game with no points is left out of these four. 1st TD: the team that scores the game's first touchdown, or No TD. 1st FG: the first made field goal, or Neither. 1st Turnover: the team that commits the first turnover (an interception thrown or a fumble lost), or Neither. 1st Sack: the team that records the first sack, or Neither. 1st Score Method Team (a tab of 1st Score): how each team first put points on the board (Touchdown, Field Goal, Safety or No Points Scored). The opponent column shows the same question in this week's opponent's games.

Race to 20, 40, 60, 80 and 100 Receiving Yards: the first player in the game, either team, to reach the number on their catches, or No Player. It has the same team summary, Race Log (every catch in play order with each player's running yards) and League-Wide page as Race to Receptions.

Over/Under on one team's touchdowns for the game (0.5 to 5.5), each half (0.5 to 3.5) and each quarter (0.5 to 2.5), plus Exact for the game (0 through 5, and 6+). Every touchdown the team scores counts: offense, defense and special teams. The opponent column shows the touchdowns that defense allowed. Quarters are regulation; the 2nd half and full game include overtime.

H2H Yards now has three tabs: Moneyline (whose starting QB throws for more), Spread (their starter’s passing yards plus the spread against the opposing starter’s, ±4.5 to ±74.5) and Total (Over/Under on both starters together, 272.5 to 622.5). Combined Pass Yards is new: both starters together reach 300+ up to 700+. Either Player Pass Yards is new: one of the two starters reaches 175+ up to 325+. Starting QBs only: a backup who comes in does not count.

Each Team TDs (Yes/No): each team scores 1+ TD in each half, 1+ TD in each quarter, or 2+ TDs in each half. Each Team TD + FG (Yes/No): each team scores 1+ touchdown and makes 1+ field goal. Each Team Rush + Pass TD (Yes/No): each team scores 1+ rushing TD and 1+ passing TD, 2+ of each, or 1+ of each in each half. Each Team TDs counts every touchdown (offense, defense and special teams); Rush + Pass TD counts offensive rushing and passing TDs only. Quarters are regulation; the 2nd half and full game include overtime. The game log shows both teams' counts, theirs first.

Anytime TD adds Q2, Q3 and Q4, so it now covers Game, every quarter and both halves. 3-Way adds Q2, Q3 and Q4. Winning Margin adds the 2nd half, with the same bands as the 1st half (1-3, 4-6, 7-9, 10-12, 13+ and Tie). Passing TDs Q1 adds 2+ and Over/Under 1.5. Completions Q1 adds Over/Under 1.5 to 7.5. Quarters are regulation; overtime counts toward the 2nd half and the full game.