LAIV Edge · NFL research data

Every prop line we hold, and what happened

Four seasons of NFL player-prop odds joined to the actual outcome, plus the picks LAIV published. Click any market to explore it.

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Claude can query the 1,997 lines from 2026 and the four-season aggregates directly. It answers from the data, not from memory. Runs on LAIV's own key against the full database, so it costs you nothing.

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19 markets, 2023 to 2026

The bar shows how much of each market we can grade. Grey means we hold the odds but not the outcome yet.

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Hit rate by season

By position

Hit rate by line, low to high

What price shopping is worth here

Every line, 2026

Week by week, player by player

 

What LAIV published in 2026

Three weeks of a live product. Small samples, shown for shape rather than conclusions.

Four traps that will produce confident nonsense

The Rams were absent from 2023-25 odds until recently and are now backfilled. Any LAIV result dated before 27 September 2026 was computed without them.

Going deeper than this page

Everything above is pre-aggregated. The full database is one DuckDB file, 40 MB, no server and no credentials. Ask Vivaan for laiv_football.duckdb, then:

pip install duckdb

import duckdb
con = duckdb.connect("laiv_football.duckdb")
con.execute("SHOW TABLES").df()

# grade any market yourself
con.execute("""
  SELECT season, count(*) n,
         round(100.0*avg(CASE WHEN actual > line THEN 1 ELSE 0 END),1) AS over_pct
  FROM graded
  WHERE market='player_rush_yds' AND is_main_line AND actual IS NOT NULL
  GROUP BY 1 ORDER BY 1
""").df()

quotes 1,335,600 book-level rows · consensus 295,695 with median, best and worst price · graded the view above · player_stats 150 nflverse columns · defense_games snap share and book tackles · games closing spread, total and wind · laiv_picks our published board. Works from Python, R or the command line.

Built 27 September 2026 from the production odds cache and nflverse.