College football props swing hard on matchup, and that's exactly what Prop Season grades — how the defense handles the stat, the projected number, and how often the player has cleared the line. For every CFB prop you get the same four things — and never a pick.
Open the CFB board →an A+ to C− letter for how the opponent defends this exact stat (grey C means no edge either way — never a pick).
the model's own number for the prop — our projected value and hit probability, built from a backtested formula.
the STREAK / L5 / L10 / L20 / season splits plus a per-game bar chart against the line, so you see how often it has actually landed.
an AI blurb that ties the grade, the projection, and the history together in a sentence.
What you will never see: we never name a side, never call an over or under, and never show a bet-confidence or edge grade. Prop Season gives you the matchup, the formula, the history, and the read — the decision is yours.
Each is graded on how the opponent defends that exact stat, projected off a backtested model, and backed by STREAK / L5 / L10 / L20 / season hit-rate splits with a per-game bar chart against the line. The CFB board runs late August through the College Football Playoff.
Yes — Prop Season grades CFB player props with a matchup letter, a projection, and historical hit rates for passing, rushing, and receiving stats. It never names a side to bet.
Each grade reflects how the opponent defends that stat. The projection is a model number, the hit rates are the STREAK/L5/L10/L20/season splits, and the blurb reads it all in plain English.
The board covers the graded slate each week; every listed player gets the same four things — matchup grade, projection, hit-rate history, and a blurb.
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