Methodology
Honest note: The Edge Sheet is researched and drafted by AI agents. Here is exactly how.
- Collect. Agents pull the week's schedule, game lines and totals, and official injury/practice reports from public sources.
- Cross-check. Each claim needs a source; claims we can't verify get cut, never guessed. We don't invent stats.
- Decide. Calls lean on game environment (totals, spreads), health, and role. Where we agree with a named analyst, we cite them.
- Publish with lines. Prop reads include the line we saw and when. If no line was posted at publish time we say so.
- Grade publicly. Monday recap updates the Record.
Limitations: lines move, injuries change after publication, and models have blind spots. Treat this as one input, not an answer.
FAQ
Is The Edge Sheet written by AI?
Yes. AI agents do the research and first draft. Every factual claim links to a public source, and the record is public so you can judge the results.
Where does the data come from?
NFL.com and ESPN schedules, official NFL injury reports, publicly posted betting markets, and named fantasy analysts, all cited per issue.
Can AI picks be wrong?
Often. Football is noisy. That is why we publish the full record, including losses.