RUN PURE CFB RESEARCH HUB

Each team shows its pass/run lean (blue = pass rate, green = rush rate) so you can instantly see whether a game environment feeds WRs or RBs. The "2-QB viable" flag fires on high-total, tight-spread games — where a second QB in the SUPER FLEX pays off. Pace shown as estimated plays per team.

The Matchup score blends the opponent's DvP rank (60%) with the player's own PFF grade (40%) — an 88+ grade is treated as matchup proof and floors at 7.0 no matter the defense. Defensive explosiveness allowed (CFBD, garbage time excluded) then adjusts: a leaky-quartile defense adds up to +1.25 (more when the player is himself explosive — YPRR 2.0+ for WRs, 5.5+ per carry for RBs), a stingy-quartile defense subtracts, gently for elite grades. An offensive-environment tweak reflects the player's own coordinator: a top-quartile pace lifts everyone (+0.4), and a pass-heavy identity lifts QBs and WRs while a run-heavy one lifts RBs (mirrored the other way). For receivers, a PFF man/zone scheme edge lands last: a proven man-beater or zone-beater (from PFF split YPRR) facing a defense that leans toward the coverage he beats gains +0.75, and loses a touch against the opposite shell. Hover any score for its components. Starters only uses the STARTER marks from your workbook when the export carries them; otherwise it keeps each team's top of the depth chart by the workbook's usage column — the QB1, top-2 RBs, and top-3 WRs — which tracks who started the previous week; toggle it off for the full pool. Detail column: QBs show the opponent's completion % allowed, WRs the opponent's catch rate allowed to receivers, RBs the trench battle — the offense's line yards created per rush against the defense's line yards conceded, with the differential (positive favors the runner). Matchup score 1-10 from the opponent's defense-vs-position rank across all FBS: 10 = the defense that allows the most fantasy points to this position, 1 = the stingiest. DvP Rank reads "#120 of 135" — the higher the number, the softer the defense. Players whose opponent isn't set (or is FCS without data) show a dash.

Each slate team's straightforward build: the QB with his highest-usage receiver (a second joins when his usage runs close to the top guy's). Sorted by combined projection. QBs qualify by team pass rate when lines and team data exist.

The same QB paired with a lower-owned receiver who still commands real usage — the classic pivot that keeps the ceiling and sheds the ownership. Comb Ceil sums each player's best real DK game from the CFBD career logs — what the stack has actually combined for at its peak. Comb Val = combined projection per $1k of combined salary; Salary · Cap% shows the stack's total cost and the share of the $50k cap it consumes. Lev = combined projection per point of combined ownership; sorted best-first. Only players marked STARTER in your workbook are stacked once the export carries the marks.

Starters come from the STARTER marks in your workbook (top of the depth chart by usage until a slate's marks are exported). 🔥 = averaging hot over the last 5 real games; 🧊 = ice cold. Hover any player for his last-5 DK scores.

Coaching + offensive tendencies from CFBD play-by-play (coordinators.json) · coverage & front identity from your PFF exports (scheme.json) · schedule, win probabilities and returning production from profiles.json (SP+ margins, 2.5-pt home field). Percentile chips are FBS-wide, green = high. A new coordinator's carry line shows the identity of the school where he actually called it last season — the team's own 2025 tendencies still belong to the prior staff.

Each card is one RPS pro's core for the slate — the players they're building around today. Five roster spots per core. Cores publish when the sheet is synced; they are a look at what the room is playing, not locked lineups.

Full QB stat profile straight from your workbook. Color scale runs red→green within each stat column (green = better). Sticky player column; scroll right for the full set. D PassExp Alw = opponent pass-explosiveness allowed, QB USG = usage rate, DVP = defense-vs-position rank.

Underdog pickem lines with hit-rate history from CFBD game logs. L5 / L10 count games where the player cleared today's line; L10 Avg colors green when the average sits above the line, red below. The bars chart the last 10 games against the line (green over, red under, oldest to newest). Matchup is the same 1-10 defense-vs-position grade as the Matchup Chart, joined for players on this week's slate. History spans the player's last two seasons until 2026 games accumulate.

Lines: DraftKings book preferred, consensus fallback · open → current from CFBD · STEAM = spread moved ≥2 or total ≥3 · implied team totals from spread + total · trends = season ATS / over-under vs closing lines · the market read flags when the money is against a side — "run and hide".