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Reference lines, not market lines. Each line is the player's own median for the stat this season, set on the half point. It is a yardstick for recent form, not a sportsbook number, and no odds are shown. Because the line is his median, the Season (≈50%) column sits near 50% for every yardage and reception row by construction; read L3 and L5 against it.

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The board lists every active quarterback, running back, wide receiver and tight end on a team with a game still to play this week. A player gets a row for each stat he has a real role in: passing yards for quarterbacks, rushing yards for backs and running quarterbacks, receiving yards, receptions and rushing plus receiving yards for backs, receivers and tight ends.

Ref line is the half-point line at the player's median game this season, so by construction he has cleared it in about half his games. With fewer than three games this season the line comes from his last five games, which can reach into last season. Anytime TD is a fixed 0.5 line: the rate is the share of games in which he scored a rushing, receiving or return touchdown. Touchdown passes do not count.

L3 and L5 are the share of his last three and last five games over the line; early in a season they include games from the previous one. Season counts this season only. The small n beside each rate is the number of games behind it. An NFL season is seventeen games, so every sample here is small: a 67% L3 is two games out of three.

Games a player did not appear in are not counted as misses; they are not in the sample. Stats arrive from nflverse the morning after each game, and the board is rebuilt once a day. Open a row for the game-by-game log, snap counts and the hit rate at other lines. Player pages are under NFL players.