📊 Statistics Dashboard

Every figure on this page is computed from picks people have already made. Nothing is estimated, projected or rounded up for effect, and none of it is an all-time total — the platform aggregates are scoped to the 2026 season and to the season phase the filters above resolve to.

What counts as a pick

A pick is one player's call on one game in one mode. It is editable right up to that game's kickoff and locks itself at kickoff, automatically and per game rather than per week. Once the game goes final the pick is scored, and only scored picks move a win rate. That is why the totals here can climb during a week while the percentages sit still: the picks exist, the results do not yet.

How the win-rate and points columns are produced

• Straight — a pick is a win if the team you took won. One point each; the win rate is wins over decided picks.
• Confidence — same win test, but the points column is the sum of the ranks you assigned to correct picks, so it climbs much faster than the straight column and is not comparable to it.
• Against the spread — scored against the published line, not the final score. Landing exactly on the number is a push and counts in neither column.
• Survivor — one pick per week with no repeated teams, so its counts are much smaller by design and its rate is a survival rate rather than a per-game accuracy.

Because the four modes score differently, comparing their points columns to each other tells you almost nothing. Compare a mode to itself over time instead — that is the comparison the numbers actually support.

Power Trends and Weekly Trends

Those two tabs are not about individual players. Power Trends measures pick popularity across the whole field: which teams are being backed by more people this week than last, and which are being abandoned. Weekly Trends does the same thing for confidence — not whether a team is picked, but how much weight the field is willing to put behind it, and how that weight drifts week to week.

Both are consensus measures. A team climbing the popularity column is not a team that is going to win; it is a team a lot of people have decided to trust, which is a different and often more interesting fact. The Teams tab pairs the same data against real results, so you can see where the field has been collectively wrong.

What is not here

No individual player's picks are exposed on this page, private leagues never appear in the active-league list, and there are no odds, entry fees or payouts anywhere on DaqsPickEm. Where a betting line is shown it is context for a matchup, nothing more.