Get weekly lineup, waiver, and trade advice for my fantasy football team
Start/sit calls, waiver targets, and trade ideas for your fantasy football team, based on your league's scoring and roster.
The prompt
Help me manage my fantasy football team this week.
League format: [redraft / keeper / dynasty; number of teams]
Scoring: [standard / half-PPR / PPR; passing TD points; any bonuses or TE premium]
Lineup slots: [e.g. QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, TE, FLEX, Superflex, K, DEF]
My roster: [players, with injury status if known]
Week and my matchup: [WEEK, opponent's projected lineup if known]
Latest info I've gathered: [paste injury reports, depth chart news, Vegas lines, weather, snap and target shares]
Waiver budget or priority: [FAAB remaining / position]
My record and goal: [e.g. 3-5 and need wins now / rebuilding in dynasty]
Give me:
1. Start/sit: my optimal lineup with a one-line reason per close call (matchup, volume, role, game script). Flag any player whose status I should check before kickoff.
2. Waivers: 3-5 targets that fit my needs, with suggested FAAB bids or priority, and who to drop.
3. Trades: 2-3 ideas that fix a positional weakness, considering my format (in dynasty or Superflex, value young players and QBs differently). Include what to offer and why the other manager might accept.
4. Watch list: players to monitor next week.
Rules: Use only the news and stats I paste; your general knowledge may be out of date, so mark anything not from my input [CHECK LATEST]. Don't invent injury updates or stats.
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- redraft / keeper / dynasty; number of teams
- e.g. QB, 2 RB, 2 WR, TE, FLEX, Superflex, K, DEF
- players, with injury status if known
- WEEK, opponent's projected lineup if known
- FAAB remaining / position
- e.g. 3-5 and need wins now / rebuilding in dynasty
- CHECK LATEST
How this prompt is built
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