The crews are in. Officiating, before kickoff. RefHub's Summary now lists every game of the week with its referee the day the league announces the crews, and his record as a referee since 2015: games, over and under rate, home win rate, flags a game. Tap a row for his full file. The whistle on every game. Each game sheet and each X-Factor card names the announced crew with the same record, so the referee is a fact you see before the game, not after it. Roger knows the crew. Ask who is reffing tonight and Roger names the crew as announced, with the sample size, and says plainly what the history is worth: we tested every crew across 2,895 games since 2015, and no crew's over or under rate holds from one season to the next. One number, every screen. A player's projection reads the same on the game sheet and on the Props tab: the number after this week's roster adjustments, with a pick side only when it agrees with that number. Roger reads the calendar. Ask about tonight or this week and he picks the upcoming game; ask what happened last time and he picks the last one.

Every number now shows its work. Projections, explained. Every projection on a player's card says how it was made: the model's own number, the role it rests on (the depth chart, last season's share of the room, the touches behind it), and the adjustment when a teammate can't play. Tap the basis to see the full ledger behind the number. Who can play, said first. Roger and every player card lead with availability: injured reserve, the exempt list and a release are stated up front with the date and the week the player is eligible back, and any projection that follows is conditional on his return, never hidden. The rooms. Every team page has a card per position showing who the model expects to carry the load this week, the next names behind him, and how that read compares with the public consensus. Carries expected. A running back's card now shows the carries the model expects, with the yards-per-carry basis, so a rushing projection is a workload, not just a total. Rosters, current. Trades and signings are read from this season's roster on every screen: a player who changed teams is projected in his new room, with his old team's numbers kept as history. Roger, sharper. Three free answers to start. Roger chooses the answer tier your balance covers and says so, so a question never dead-ends, and every answer names its sample sizes and windows. Links from statpad.ai open in the app: players, games, teams and shared cards land on their page. Faster first open, and the Props tab's Weekly to Season switch no longer leaves the list offset.

Card Lab arrives for everyone: route trees, target maps, coverage splits and gap-level run charts. Week 1 is fully modeled: 10,000 simulations per game with our line beside the book's. Roger reads cleaner, loads faster, and picks up your answer if you step away mid-question. Dozens of polish fixes across the boards.