Judah Fortgang

In his first weekly SGP story, Judah Fortgang highlights three same game parlays that tell unique stories with correlated outcomes to create a betting edge, including Daniel Jones and Kadarius Toney exploiting a vulnerable Titans secondary.

Judah Fortgang helps bettors cut through the noise and develop a live-betting game plan in Week 1, including how to react if the underdog Falcons jump out to an early lead over New Orleans, and how to play Texans if the Colts run game doesn't quickly untrack.

In a matchup with clear angles favoring the Giants, Judah Fortgang thinks there’s good value in Big Blue winning by one score, nearly quadrupling our profit in the process.

They might have some shiny new toys, but with big question marks and a tough slate of opponents, the Raiders are a team Judah Fortgang is fading by betting UNDER their alt win total of 7.5 (+210).

Bill Belichick obviously is a coaching wizard, but with the league's toughest schedule and arguably one of his worst rosters, this might be the season it all comes crashing down. Bet the UNDER 7.5 wins at plus money — and also consider sprinkling UNDER the alt 6.5-win total.

With Cardinals QB Kyler Murray still improving, and a wide-receiver corps that has sneaky upside in an offense that already has shown flashes of brilliance, the Cardinals could lead the NFL in scoring.

With a below-average quarterback and slow offense, the Seattle Seahawks will be among the NFL's lowest scoring teams. At 9/1, betting them to score the fewest points in league is a

Judah Fortgang identifies a market inefficiency involving the Jaguars winning a potentially wide-open AFC South and QB Trevor Lawrence beginning to capitalize on a more stable environment in Year 2.

Examining in which situations it's more beneficial for an NFL team to play man or zone coverage.

Giants WR Kadarius Toney's potential new downfield role under Brian Daboll could unleash him in Year 2 as the NFL's leading receiver.

PFF’s new process of grading every player in coverage is broken down more in depth here to glean valuable insights about coverage as a whole.

Evaluating how the importance of pass-blocking skill level and how NFL teams can better address team building at the position.

PFF's Arjun Menon and Judah Fortgang attempted to quantify a QB’s process or his decision-making in an effort to see which NFL quarterbacks have the best decision-making process on a play-by-play basis, which unsurprisingly includes the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Tom Brady toward the top.

Perfectly covered plays drastically decrease an NFL offense's chances of success, but all it takes is one mistake to create an explosive play.

PFF's Ben Brown along with guest analyst Judah Fortgang dive into the many facets of drive success to detail how NFL teams can optimize their offensive attacks.