Model read: Dak Prescott projects 238 pass yds (median), 28.0 under the 266.5 line — the model leans under. Its yards projection is lifted most by game flow (+10.9 yds) and pulled down by coverage he’s facing (-30.7 yds). Research signal — not a bet.
| Week | Opp | Yds | Tgt | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25 wk18 | NYG | 70 | — | UNDER |
| 25 wk17 | WAS | 307 | — | OVER |
| 25 wk16 | LAC | 244 | — | UNDER |
| 25 wk15 | MIN | 294 | — | OVER |
| 25 wk14 | DET | 376 | — | OVER |
| 25 wk13 | KC | 320 | — | OVER |
| 25 wk12 | PHI | 354 | — | OVER |
| 25 wk11 | LV | 268 | — | OVER |
| 25 wk9 | ARI | 250 | — | UNDER |
| 25 wk8 | DEN | 188 | — | UNDER |
Graded against this week's 266.5 line, not the line each game was actually posted at — so it answers “how often would this number have cleared”, which is the question a bettor is asking today.
Research tool. ProprScore is an ABSOLUTE 35–89 scale (never higher): it measures how far our projection sits from the line relative to the outcome's own spread — NOT a betting edge or confidence. A quiet slate tops out low, and that is information. Testing found no betting edge on the main line.