How does the NFL score predictor work?
FTT blends opponent-adjusted scoring, recent performance and prior-season team strength, then turns the projected margin and total into an expected score.
Pick any current or upcoming matchup to see the projected final score, winner and model win probability.
Choose any published game. Projections update before kickoff as results and market context change.
Philadelphia Eagles15
Jacksonville Jaguars28JAX has a 85% model win probability in this projection.
See the full matchup model →The score is a model midpoint. Turnovers, injuries, weather and game script can move the final well away from it.
Use the individual matchup page for the projected margin, total, listed market line and team context. Or scan every game on the Week 5 score predictions board.
FTT blends opponent-adjusted scoring, recent performance and prior-season team strength, then turns the projected margin and total into an expected score.
The current and next-week boards refresh when the nflverse schedule and results feed updates. Each pregame prediction freezes at kickoff.
No. A projected score is the center of a wide range of possible outcomes, not a promise or betting recommendation.