Drag the line on the chart to move it — the stepper, side and odds sit below the graph.
3.4
L5
3.4
L10
3.4
High
11
Projection
3.4−0.1 · line-ball
from 3.4 baseline, no adjustments tonight
3.4 baseline — 0.6 × season 3.4 (5 gm) + 0.4 × last 5 3.4
Derived, not measured — plain arithmetic over real games, shown in full. Adjustments can overlap (a game at this ground can also be a wet one); they add simply, and this note is the admission.
Matchup Analyser
Wet vs dry · Post Contact Metres
Wet games (≥1mm)—(0)
Dry games3.4(5)
Only 0 wet games on record — thin evidence.
Jed try channels
No tries this season in 5 games.
A lane is the jersey the scorer wore, read by rugby league's numbering convention — 2, 3 and 11 the right edge; 4, 5 and 12 the left; 1, 6 to 10 and 13 the middle. It is a convention, not a recorded position, and never a place on the grass. Interchange jerseys (14 and up) cover every position, so those tries are counted as unplaced rather than guessed. A player who swapped sides for one game is a wrong dot this app cannot detect. 5 games this season.
Jed metre engine
9 m per game
0100
One row = 100 m · warmer = larger share · thin rule = after contact (a subset)
SourceRunsMetresm per runShare
Other runs(derived)—9—100%
After contactof which, after contact—3.4—38%
The pitch is a scale, not a location: no NRL feed records where a run started. Metres per run is real — the feed records how long each run was, not where. Other runs is the total less the three types the feed names — general-play carries, mostly — and is arithmetic this app did, not a stat the feed reports. 5 games this season.
Tally
3.5 is our own starting number for Jed Reardon's post contact metres. Pick over or under and I'll count it your way — for now, 2 of the 5 games on screen finished above it.
That number isn't a bookie's — it's ours, set near the season average so the chart has something to measure against. Put your bookie's number in and everything here follows it.
Those 5 games are spread across 14 rounds — 9 games missed in between, marked •• on the dates. The window reaches further back than it looks.
3.5 is our own starting number for Jed Reardon's post contact metres. Pick over or under and I'll count it your way — for now, 2 of the 5 games on screen finished above it. That number isn't a bookie's — it's ours, set near the season average so the chart has something to measure against. Put your bookie's number in and everything here follows it. Those 5 games are spread across 14 rounds — 9 games missed in between, marked •• on the dates. The window reaches further back than it looks.