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See the market clearly.

The NFL market — consensus, line movement and key numbers — beside governed model context, in one clean Desk. FDI doesn't sell picks, and makes no claim to beat the market.

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NFL
  1. Market context
  2. Governed model context
  3. Player Prop Intelligence
  4. Honest gaps

Historical exampleBaltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts

Consensus total
48.0
Projected total
46.2
Intel Score
66 / 100

See the Desk in action

A reconstructed pregame example from a completed 2026 Week 1 game, built only from inputs that existed before kickoff and shown with the member Desk's governed views. It is an archived example, not a live board.

Historical product example

Baltimore Ravens at Indianapolis Colts

Kickoff Sun, Sep 13, 1:00 PM EDT

Consensus total
48.0
Projected game total
46.2
Moneyline win probability
Indianapolis Colts 58.6%Baltimore Ravens 41.4%
Intel Score
66 / 100

Moneyline Lean: Indianapolis Colts (home) — directional model context, not an FDI Position or an instruction.

What you get

  • Market context

    Full-game total and moneyline consensus each week, how the line has moved, how many books are pricing it, and how close the total sits to a key number.

  • Governed model context

    Where an eligible read exists: a projected game total, a moneyline win probability, an Intel Score, and a Moneyline Lean when its policy qualifies.

  • Player Prop Intelligence

    Published Receptions projections for individual players, shown with the current prop market where available and exact-line model context in the player dossier. Availability varies by game and player, and model context is an estimate, not a recommendation.

  • Honest gaps

    A view that is not available stays empty. Nothing is estimated just to fill a card, and market prices show when they were observed.

How FDI is different

  • FDI doesn't sell picks or promise financial returns. Nothing here promises a financial return of any kind.
  • A Lean is directional model context, not an FDI Position or an instruction.
  • The Intel Score is a 0–100 measure of how strongly the available evidence supports the way a read was built. It is not a win, cover, or hit probability, not an expected return, and not a pick.
  • Some games have none of these views, and nothing is estimated in their place.
  • FDI makes no claim that these model outputs beat the closing line.
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Pricing

Founder$29/mo
Standard$49/mo

Founder covers the first 55 paid First Down Intel Founder members. The $29/month Founder rate applies to First Down Intel only and continues while that membership remains continuously active. Other products, sports, add-ons, premium modules and separately priced services are not automatically included. Full Founder terms — including what happens if a membership ends and is restarted — are in the terms of use.

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