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Sleeper NFL picks with fair odds at every line

Sleeper sets a payout multiplier for each Over/Under pick, in Max contests that need every pick and Flex contests that can pay with a miss, so there is no fixed payout table to work back from. NFL lines cover the week of games, from Thursday night through Monday, so a line can sit for days while injury news moves the books around it. Each line is matched to a sharp fair probability at the same number: PropLine's de-vigged price where one exists, or else the de-vigged median of at least two sportsbooks. With no fixed break-even to subtract, this page shows fair probabilities and line gaps, not edges. Posted now: passing yards, rushing yards, receiving yards, and receptions.

Rushing Receiving Yards 96.5 · Sleeper

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No edge

Fair Over
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Fair Under
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Break-even
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Books' line
84.5

No sharp price at 96.5, so no edge.

Line gap: 12 above the books, which favors the Under. Every book's price

Rushing Receiving Yards 95.5 · Sleeper

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No edge

Fair Over
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Fair Under
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Break-even
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Books' line
84.5

No sharp price at 95.5, so no edge.

Line gap: 11 above the books, which favors the Under. Every book's price

Passing Yards 229.5 · Sleeper

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No edge

Fair Over
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Fair Under
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Break-even
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Books' line
239.5

No sharp price at 229.5, so no edge.

Line gap: 10 below the books, which favors the Over. Every book's price

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Pick'em edges compare a pick'em app's line with a sharp fair probability at the same line, and with the per-pick break-even of the app's published 2-pick payout. They are estimates of value, not guarantees. Lines and payouts change, and an app can pay a different multiplier on a given pick than its base table.

FAQ

Why do Sleeper NFL picks show no edge number?

Sleeper's multiplier changes pick by pick, so there is no single break-even rate to subtract. The fair probability and the line gap are still shown for every line.

What hit rate does a Sleeper NFL pick need to break even?

Sleeper sets multipliers per entry, so there is no fixed break-even rate.

Which NFL props does this compare?

Any NFL player prop a pick'em app posts that sharp books also price at the same number, most often yardage, receptions and touchdowns.