NFL projections for every game, player and the season ahead — game predictions, best bets, player props and futures, updated every week.
Statz NFL projections cover every upcoming game and every player on the slate: projected scores and win probabilities for each game, the week's best bets, player prop projections, fantasy rankings, and Super Bowl and playoff odds. Use the tabs to jump to a tool, or scroll for this week's top picks.
Frequently asked questions
What are Statz NFL projections?
Our own projections for every NFL game and player: projected scores, win probabilities, player stat lines, fantasy points and season odds, all from the Statz model.
How often are the projections updated?
Every week. They refresh after each slate and again during the week as injuries, depth charts and lines change.
What does the edge mean?
How far our projection disagrees with the sportsbook's price. A positive edge means we rate the bet more likely than the price does. It is a lean, not a guarantee.
What are the season futures?
Our odds for every team to make the playoffs, win its division, win its conference and win the Super Bowl, updated as the season goes on.
Do I need a subscription?
The top pick on each page is free. Statz Pro unlocks every pick, line and projection across every tool.
What are NFL game predictions?
A projected final score and win probability for every game on the slate, with our spread and total set beside the sportsbook line.
What are NFL player prop projections?
Our projected yards, receptions and touchdowns for every player in his next game, next to this week's sportsbook line for the same stat.
What are this week's NFL best bets?
Our strongest picks of the week - game spreads, totals and player props, plus parlays - published before each game day and tracked in the open.
What are NFL power rankings?
A ranking of all 32 teams by net rating: the points a side would score and allow in a game against an average team, updated after every week.
What is a point spread in the NFL?
The handicap a sportsbook gives the favourite: a team at -3.5 has to win by four or more for a spread bet on it to win, and the underdog at +3.5 covers by losing by three or fewer, or winning.
What is an over/under in the NFL?
The total points both teams score between them. You bet on the game finishing over or under the number the sportsbook sets.