CBS Sports names the sportsbook behind every price, grades every expert pick and dates every injury line. We turn its scoreboards, odds grids and player pages into one clean feed.
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ScrapeIt runs CBS Sports scraping as a managed service. cbssports.com turns many automated clients away while serving the same pages to browsers, so anti-bot handling, proxy rotation and CAPTCHA solving are part of the job. We extract CBS Sports data from public pages only - no logins, no paywalls. The schedule follows the game: odds every few minutes before kickoff, game state every minute while play runs, box scores and final CBS Sports results once, injuries, transactions and rankings daily or weekly. Each row is stamped with the game key and the minute it was read, and the feed lands as JSON, CSV or XLSX in S3, SFTP or your warehouse, or comes from our API.
Every game on a CBS Sports scoreboard arrives as one record: game id and key, status (scheduled, in progress or final), start time in Eastern with an epoch value, week or date, season type, venue id, name, city and state, the TV code - CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, AMZN - and for each team its id, abbreviation, nickname, colors, conference, division and record. CBS Sports scores and odds share the card, with spread, total and a StubHub ticket link.
Once play starts the record fills in by sport:
CBS Sports standings go past wins and losses: NFL rows add points for and against, differential, home, road, division, conference and non-conference records, streak and SportsLine projections for wins, division title and postseason. CBS Sports fixtures and tables cover the soccer leagues with GP, W, D, L, GF, GA, GD and points. Full CBS Sports stats tables and the CBS Sports stat leaders boards come per season type. CBS Sports schedule pages add time and TV, streaming, venue and the cheapest StubHub ticket, and golf leaderboards carry course, par, yardage, purse, tee times, to par, four rounds, total and prize money per player.
Player pages hold the professional card: team, jersey, position, HT/WT, birthplace, age, school and years of experience, the season stat line, the next game and tabs for fantasy, game log, splits and career stats. CBS Sports player news comes from RotoWire: each item has a headline, a time, a news paragraph and an analysis paragraph, lives at its own address under /fantasy/football/news/ or the matching sport, and repeats on the player page and the team depth chart.
The CBS Sports injury report is kept as published, team by team: player, position, the date it was updated, the injury as listed (Hamstring, Knee - ACL, Undisclosed) and the status line, such as Questionable for Week 4 vs. Indianapolis or IR with an expected return week. Transactions add practice-squad moves, IR placements and signings with contract length; depth charts give starter, second and third string at each position.
Fantasy content is open as well: CBS Sports player rankings in PPR and non-PPR, weekly and preseason, with a consensus and three named rankers, plus weekly and rest-of-season fantasy projections and fantasy points in the stats tables. League play - teams, rosters and trades - sits behind an account and stays out, as do recruiting pages about high-school players, which link out to 247Sports.
A CBS Sports scraper earns its keep on the pages behind the headlines. cbssports.com, run by CBS Interactive within Paramount, keeps full scoreboards, schedules, standings and stats for the NFL, college football, MLB, NBA, WNBA, NHL, men's and women's college basketball, golf and UFC, plus soccer from the Champions League and Premier League to Liga MX and the NWSL. The big leagues share one menu - Scores, Schedule, Standings, Stats, Teams, Players, Odds, Expert Picks, Injuries, Transactions - so a single collector design covers most of the site.
Games are keyed twice. Each has a numeric game id and a readable key built from league, date, away team and home team: NFL_20261001_PIT@CLE is Pittsburgh at Cleveland. The key names every gametracker tab - live, recap, boxscore, playbyplay and expert-picks - and sorts by date without a lookup. Teams sit at /nfl/teams/KC/kansas-city-chiefs/ with roster, depth chart, schedule, stats, injuries and transactions beneath; players at /nfl/players/ plus a numeric id, with fantasy, game log, splits and career tabs.
Time is addressed per sport. NFL scoreboards run by season, season type and week - Hall of Fame game, three preseason weeks, Weeks 1 to 18 - and the season selector currently reaches back to 2017; MLB and NHL boards run by date. Kickoff times are printed in US Eastern, and we keep them beside a UTC value.
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The odds grid is the reason many buyers scrape CBS Sports. For each game it shows the opening line, then spread, moneyline and total, and every price on the CBS Sports grid names its book - DraftKings, FanDuel or BetMGM on an NFL week - so the two sides of one game can come from different books. That is a ready line-shopping table, with the number of expert picks on the game beside it.
The history is short, which is why a schedule matters. Weekly odds pages keep the opening and closing lines next to the final score for this season and last; older seasons show dashes, and the scoreboard clears its lines once a game is final. We scrape CBS Sports odds every few minutes before kickoff and keep each change, so line movement, closing-line value and gaps between books can be measured later.
Beside the lines sit the picks. CBS Sports staff experts pick every NFL game against the spread and straight up, each pick is graded WIN or LOSS, and weekly and overall records run alongside. The props page adds free player prop picks from SportsLine's model, each with line, price, stat and projection. Sportsbooks and comparison sites benchmark their numbers against the feed, affiliates fill game pages with it, and model builders test picks against the close.
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Web scraping is a method of obtaining web data by extracting it from pages of web resources with the help of a program, that is, in automatic mode. It is used to syntactically convert web pages into more usable forms.
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ScrapeIt is a managed web scraping agency, not a self-serve tool. You name the leagues, seasons and page types - odds, picks, injuries, rankings, player news - and a named engineer builds the collector, runs it and repairs it when CBS Sports changes a template mid-season. A sample comes first, so you check the fields before committing; after sign-off the feed runs on your schedule, and pricing follows volume and refresh rate.
Yes. The ScrapeIt CBS Sports API returns games keyed by the CBS game id and readable key, live score state, box scores, odds with opening and current lines and the book behind each price, expert picks with grades and records, standings with SportsLine projections, injury reports, transactions, rankings and player news. It also works as a CBS Sports fantasy football API, with rankings, projections and fantasy points. Responses are JSON on your schedule, from every minute during games to daily, and the same data ships as CSV and XLSX exports.
Yes, everything CBS Sports shows in the open. The weekly expert picks pages give each staff expert's pick against the spread and straight up, the line it was made at, WIN or LOSS once the game is final, and weekly and overall records. NFL standings carry SportsLine's projected wins and division and postseason chances, and the props page shows free prop picks built on SportsLine's model with a projection. SportsLine's own model picks, projected scores and simulations are for paying SportsLine members, so they stay out.
For college football: the AP Top 25 with first-place votes, points, record, trend and next game, the Coaches Poll, the FCS Coaches Poll and the CBS Sports Rankings, which rank the whole FBS - 138 teams in the edition updated 28 September 2026. For college basketball: AP, Coaches, Top 25 and 1 and the NET Rankings. On top come NFL, NBA and MLB power rankings, UFC division and pound-for-pound lists and golf rankings. We store each release as a snapshot, so week-to-week movement can be charted.
Reading CBS Sports is free: scores, schedules, standings, stats, odds, expert picks, injury reports, rankings, fantasy rankings and player news all open without an account. Three layers do not. Most live game video needs a TV provider sign-in or Paramount+, fantasy league play - your teams, rosters and trades - needs a CBS Sports account, and SportsLine's model picks are sold to members. We collect the open layer only.
We collect only publicly available data - everything a visitor can see on CBS Sports - and we collect it legally. No logins, no paywalls: fantasy leagues, SportsLine member picks and subscriber video stay out. Athletes, coaches and staff writers appear in their professional roles, as CBS Sports publishes them; we do not build profiles of private people, recruiting pages about high-school players are out of scope, and any personal data is handled under GDPR.
Step 1 - Make a Request
You share your needs, expectations, and desired timeframe. We’ll suggest the best solution based on your request and budget.
Step 2 - Configuring Custom Web Crawlers
Our specialists configure the crawlers and extract a sample dataset for your review before proceeding with the full-scale extraction.
Step 3 - Collect and Deliver
Once you approve the sample, we launch the project and start full data collection. We gather, filter, and structure the data for easy use, delivering it on time in your preferred format.
Step 4 - Maintain and Support
Our team manages ongoing processes, monitors website changes, and supports all data extraction cycles. We can also help integrate data into your systems or create dashboards to simplify analysis.
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