Schedule Props
Free · $100 prizeThe schedule isn’t out yet — but the arguments can start now. Before the 2027 NFL schedule drops, call over or under on 20 facts about it: Cowboys primetime games at 6.5, teams stuck with a 3-game road trip at 3.5, the Lions’ Thanksgiving opponent. Every line ends in .5, so every call is right or wrong — no pushes, no hiding. +1 per correct call, $100 to the top of the board, entries open in February.
The lines are set from 24 years of schedule data — the same fact bank behind the schedule explainers. Argue with the book, then beat it.
The 2027 board
Draft — lines under reviewThe 2027 lines are being set — entries open in February 2027.
This is the working draft board. Get one email when the lines freeze and entries open — nothing else.
Breaks ties at the top of the board — closest wins.
Schedule Props FAQ
How does Schedule Props work?
MockSlate posts 20 over/under lines about the unreleased 2027 NFL schedule — team primetime counts, bye-week structure, new-stadium debuts, and more. You call over or under on every line, plus one numeric tiebreaker. +1 per correct call; every line grades the moment the schedule is released in May — the whole contest resolves release night.
Is it really free? What's the prize?
Completely free — no purchase necessary, and MockSlate Pro is never required and never affects prize eligibility or odds. The $100 prize goes to the top of the national leaderboard on release night, when every line grades at once.
When do entries open and lock?
Lines are set and frozen in February 2027; entries lock at the officially announced schedule-release time in May. Until the lock you can change any call freely. Every line grades straight off the released schedule document — nothing waits on games being played.
Why does every line end in .5?
House rule: no pushes, ever. Every line is a half number, so every call is simply right or wrong — 20 answers, 20 possible points.
How are ties broken?
By the tiebreaker you enter at pick time — closest to the actual value wins; if still tied, the earlier entry ranks first. The tiebreaker's exact grading definition is published on the rules page with the lines.
MockSlate's prize games are free-to-enter skill contests — no purchase necessary. Pro-exclusive games are prize-free and carry no cash award. Not affiliated with the NFL or any team.