About ArchivePicks

A free sports stats site for player props and fantasy football, covering the NFL, college football and the NBA.

ArchivePicks turns raw game logs into something you can read at a glance. It has three parts, and none needs an account to use. For the exact definitions behind every number, see the Methodology page.

Prop boards (NFL, college football, NBA)

The prop boards list player props for each sport: a player, a stat (receptions, rushing yards, points, rebounds and so on) and the number a sportsbook or prediction market has posted for it. Next to each one it shows how often that player has actually cleared that number:

• L5, L10 and Season are the hit rate over the player's last 5 games, last 10 games and this season. "7 of 10" means the player went over the posted number in 7 of their last 10 games that had a recorded value.
• Last 10 is a small bar chart of those games, so you can see whether a rate comes from steady production or one big outlier.
• On a player's page you can switch the chart between the last 5, 10 and 15 games or the whole season, drag the line to test any number, and see how the player has done in past games against the team they play next. A player usually meets a given team only about once a season, so those samples are small, and the page says so.
• A game where a stat was not recorded is treated as missing, never as a zero.

The NBA board also includes team rankings, how each defense performs against guards, forwards and centers, and player splits.

The Game Lines view shows moneyline, spread and total prices for upcoming games, compared across the sources below.

Sports covered

• NFL: player props, game lines and the Fantasy tools.
• College football (NCAAF): player props with hit rates and game logs.
• NBA: player props, game lines, team rankings, defense vs position and player splits. Preseason games are included as soon as books post lines for them.

Fantasy

ArchivePicks Fantasy is an NFL fantasy football trade calculator and player value evaluator built on real season stats. It scores players under PPR, half-PPR and standard formats, ranks them into value tiers, flags who is trending up or down, and lets you evaluate trades and start/sit decisions and review a roster. Fantasy currently covers the NFL.

Where the data comes from

• Game logs and rosters: player and team statistics from api-sports.io, loaded into our database every night.
• Lines and prices: posted player-prop and game lines from sportsbooks and prediction markets, which refresh every couple of minutes. By sport:
  • NFL: Courtside, Underdog, Kalshi, Polymarket
  • College football: Underdog
  • NBA: Courtside, Underdog
  A price you see can be slightly out of date and may have moved. Prediction-market prices are converted to American odds, and each side is shown at the price someone could actually buy it at.

Full details are on the methodology page.

We do not make up projections. Everything on the site is either a recorded statistic, a posted price, or arithmetic on those two.

If gambling is a problem

Our Responsible Gambling page has tips and a list of free support services.

If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, call the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-522-4700), available around the clock in the United States, or visit ncpgambling.org.

Frequently asked questions

What is a hit rate?

A hit rate is how often a player has cleared a posted line. If the line is 64.5 receiving yards and a player went over it in 7 of their last 10 games, their L10 hit rate is 70%. A game where a stat was not recorded is treated as missing, never as a zero.

What do L5, L10 and Season mean?

L5 and L10 are the hit rate over the player's last 5 and last 10 games. Season covers the games played this season; until a player has played one, the chart falls back to their most recent games from last season so it is not empty. Early in a year L5 and L10 can also reach back into last season, and the sample is small, so check how many games a rate is based on.

Where do the stats and lines come from?

Player and team statistics come from api-sports.io game logs, loaded into our database every night. Lines and prices refresh every couple of minutes, so a price can be slightly out of date. NFL lines come from Courtside, Underdog, Kalshi and Polymarket; college football lines from Underdog; and NBA lines from Courtside and Underdog.

Which sports does ArchivePicks cover?

NFL player props, game lines and fantasy tools; college football (NCAAF) player props; and NBA player props, game lines, team rankings, defense vs position and player splits.

Is ArchivePicks a sportsbook, and does it give betting advice?

No. ArchivePicks does not take bets, hold money or run a sportsbook, and it does not tell you which side of a line to take. It shows history so you can make your own decision. Past results do not predict future ones.

Is ArchivePicks free?

Yes. Everything on the site is free to use without an account. The site is supported by advertising.

Contact

Questions, corrections or something looks wrong? Use the contact page. How we handle personal information is described in our Privacy Policy.