What the betting market projects

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Every player with a sportsbook yardage line, turned into DraftKings points: we take the over and under prices off each line (devig) to get the market's expected yards, receptions and touchdowns, then score them the DraftKings way, bonuses included. Book price = what DraftKings charges for that many points at his position on this slate (a straight-line fit of salary on the book's points), so +$1.1k means the book's numbers say he is priced $1,100 too cheap. Our projection blends this with four other sources, so the gap column shows where we and the book disagree.