Ben Linsey

Ben Linsey provides data-driven, contextual betting notes for both sides of the ball for Super Bowl 60 between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks.

Ben Linsey provides data-driven, contextual betting notes for both sides of the ball for each conference championship game.

The First Touchdown Finder is built similarly to the PFF Player Props tool, allowing users to filter by game, position, price, and more, while highlighting team-level early-scoring edges and player-level opportunities. You can read more about how the tool works in our full First Touchdown Finder breakdown, then follow along below as we use it to identify some of the best first touchdown bets for championship weekend.

Ben Linsey provides data-driven, contextual betting notes for both sides of the ball for every divisional-round game.

Ben Linsey provides data-driven, contextual betting notes for both sides of the ball for every wild-card game.

We get playoff football a little early in Pittsburgh, with this matchup the only true win-and-in game of the weekend. 

Betting the NFL playoffs doesn’t have to mean choosing between short-priced favorites or pure long shots. By comparing market-implied Super Bowl probabilities to the probabilities derived from PFF’s NFL Power Rankings, we can identify value across multiple tiers of the odds board.

Shuffling defensive linemen isn't necessary to achieve pressure, but defenses are more often doing so to create favorable matchups.

While the Eagles outperform most of the league in average EPA per quarterback sneak, there’s little evidence to suggest they hold a significant edge in execution. Their true advantage lies in volume: they’ve fully embraced one of the most efficient short-yardage plays in football, leveraging it more frequently than any other team.

Vertical throws and play-action success are staples of an Aaron Rodgers-led offense, and Pittsburgh could reap the benefits.

NFL teams are calling more screens. But, why? We dive into the data from the 2024 season.

The 2025 NFL schedule has been revealed, and with it comes the first wave of betting lines.

Ben Linsey breaks down all the initial betting angles for the NFL's 2025 season opener between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles.

Ben Linsey provides data-driven, contextual betting notes for both sides of the ball ahead of Super Bowl 59 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.