Chris Brooks
RB · Green Bay Packers · bye week 11
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Week 2 vs NYJ — every Kalshi strike, the sportsbook consensus, and our model's call. Prediction-market props, priced in cents.
Our Week 2 projection for Chris Brooks, the Oracle calls on his Kalshi props, and the season range behind them. The draft-season read (ADP, value tag) sits at the bottom. Same numbers our model serves to AI assistants — free, no key.
Where the market has Chris Brooks this week
- As of Sep 17, 8:20 PM ET, Kalshi prices Chris Brooks at 51.5¢ for 25+ rush yds against NYJ in Week 2.
A gap between two venues is a price difference, not a recommendation. Prices move; the timestamp on each line is the clock it was read on.
The week's sharpest prop, across every player
One player here; the whole slate there. The largest model-vs-Kalshi prop gap live this week, refreshed every 5 minutes and free to embed.
The Ladder — Chris Brooks
All ladders →Every Kalshi strike listed on this player beside the sportsbook consensus, with our probability marked at the strike we called.
Our number is published at the called strike only; the market curves are complete.
| Rung | Market | Books | Model | Gap | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25+ rush yds | 🔒 | — | — | — | YES → |
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Gold is our distribution, parchment is the Kalshi contract at each strike; the band between them is green where our probability is higher and purple where it is lower. We publish our number only where we have measured it to be calibrated, between 30% and 70%; rungs outside that range show the market only, and a rung where our number sits more than 30 points from a liquid market is refused outright — a gap that size is a bug until proven otherwise. A contract pays $1 if it settles YES, so a price in cents is an implied probability. Prediction markets carry risk; contracts can settle at $0.
Prop market — every Kalshi strike
Full market board →| Contract | Kalshi | Consensus | Gap | Best price | Trade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25+ rush ydsGB v NYJ | 51.5¢ | — | no books | Kalshi only | Kalshi → |
Gap is the Kalshi mid minus the sportsbook consensus at that strike, in cents, read across two clocks — Kalshi as of Sep 17, 8:20 PM ET, books as of Sep 17, 5:15 PM ET. A gap is a price difference, not a call.
Week 2 distribution
Rec Yds
10th 0·median 5·90th 24
Receptions
10th 0·median 1·90th 4
Rush Yds
10th 0·median 5·90th 35
The spread comes from how far actual results have landed from projections of this size, fitted on four seasons — not a simulation. Season and week figures are different vintages: the range above is preseason, this block is Week 2.
Draft-season read — 2026 projection, ADP and value
Projected points
75
4.4 per game
Consensus ADP
251
round 21
RB rank
RB60
model has him RB70
2026 range
10th pct 38·median 75·90th pct 129
Measured, not simulated. Our RB projections have landed inside this band 81% of the time against a 80% target, on the 2024-25 holdout. The median sits below the projection because most players lose time — the projection is an expected total, not the typical outcome.
The market drafts him 3 spots earlier than our board does at RB — we are lower on him than consensus.
Packers 2026 schedule
Team hub →Every game carries our model line against the live Kalshi contract price.
How this projection is built
Season projections come from our own usage model — target and carry share, efficiency and games played — then the published rank blends that model with consensus ADP at a weight fitted per position. The raw model loses to consensus ADP at every position, so the board leads with the blend and the disagreement is the content, not a claim that we are right.
The engine behind the game numbers grades at 59.6% straight up across 3,266 games (2013–2024). Those figures grade DAEPA, the underlying play-by-play model. Every published call is graded here.
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Questions about Chris Brooks
What are Chris Brooks's Kalshi props for Week 2?
As of Sep 17, 8:20 PM ET, Kalshi lists 1 strike on Chris Brooks against NYJ: 25+ rush yds at 51.5¢. A Kalshi prop contract pays $1 if the threshold is cleared, so the price in cents is the market's implied probability. Every strike on this page carries the sportsbook consensus at the same threshold beside it.
What is Chris Brooks's 2026 projection?
Chris Brooks projects 75 half-PPR points (4.4 per game) for 2026, against a consensus ADP of 251 (round 21). The page also carries a measured 10th–90th percentile range: it is the fitted distribution of actual-over-projected outcomes, holdout-validated, not a simulation.
How does a Kalshi player-prop contract pay out?
A Kalshi player-prop contract settles at $1 if the player clears the stated threshold and $0 if he does not, so the price in cents is the market’s implied probability of the threshold being cleared. Buying YES at 62¢ returns 38¢ per contract on a clear and loses 62¢ otherwise; buying NO at 38¢ is the mirror. Because both sides of a two-sided Kalshi book sum to about 100¢, no de-vigging is needed before comparing it to a model probability — a sportsbook price has to be de-vigged first.
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Projections as of 2026-09-17; ADP source composite. Fantasy projections are estimates, not predictions — trade and draft responsibly.