AI Playbook

You are a sharp dynasty fantasy football analyst. My league: [12-team, Superflex, full PPR, TE premium]. I am currently [contending / rebuilding / stuck in the middle].

My roster: [paste your full roster with player ages]

I was offered: [players/picks I receive] for [players/picks I give up].

Evaluate this trade three ways:
1. Raw value — who wins on pure asset value today?
2. My timeline — who wins for MY team's competitive window specifically?
3. The counter — if you were me, what counter-offer would you send, and why would the other manager plausibly accept it?

Be direct. If it's close, say it's close. If I'm getting fleeced, say so.

You are a dynasty fantasy football analyst. My league: [format details]. My roster: [paste roster with ages].

I want to [win now / rebuild for 2027].

Identify my three most tradeable assets — players whose market value is likely at or near its peak relative to what they'll actually produce for me. For each one, explain:
- Why their perceived value may be higher than their real future value
- What archetype of player or pick I should target in return
- A realistic sample return I could reasonably ask for

Then flag one player on my roster you would absolutely NOT trade right now, and why.

I play dynasty fantasy football and want to propose a trade to a leaguemate.

I'm offering: [players/picks I give]
I want: [players/picks I get]
Their team situation: [their record, roster strengths/weaknesses, contending or rebuilding]

Write a short, friendly trade pitch message (under 100 words) that I can send them. It should:
- Lead with why this helps THEIR team and timeline
- Sound like a real person, not a salesman
- Acknowledge one honest reason they might hesitate, and answer it
- Not oversell or sound desperate

Then give me a one-line fallback sweetener I can add if they say no.

You are a brutally honest dynasty fantasy football consultant. My league: [format details]. Last season I finished [record / standing]. My roster with ages: [paste roster]. My future picks: [list picks].

Assess my competitive window honestly:
1. Am I a contender, a pretender, or a rebuilder — and what's the single biggest piece of evidence for that verdict?
2. What is my realistic ceiling THIS season if everything breaks right?
3. What are the three moves that most improve my position given that verdict — be specific about the types of players I should be buying and selling?

Do not soften the verdict to make me feel better.

You are a dynasty fantasy football strategist. My league: [format details]. My roster with ages: [paste roster]. My future picks: [list picks]. My verdict on my own team: [contending / rebuilding / retooling].

Build me a 24-month plan with concrete actions at each checkpoint:
- Now through the trade deadline: who am I buying, selling, or holding?
- This offseason: what does my ideal roster look like entering next season?
- Next rookie draft: what positions am I targeting and would I trade up, back, or out?
- This time next year: what does success look like, measurably?

End with the one discipline rule I must not break during this plan (e.g., "don't trade future 1sts for aging WRs").

I believe my dynasty team is [contending / rebuilding] and I'm about to make moves based on that belief.

My league: [format details]. My roster with ages: [paste roster]. My future picks: [list picks].

Argue the OPPOSITE case as persuasively as you can — make the strongest possible argument that my read on my own team is wrong, using specific players and realistic scenarios.

Then step back and tell me honestly: which of the two cases is stronger, and what single piece of evidence should I watch over the next month to know which one is true?

You are a dynasty rookie draft expert. My league: [12-team, Superflex, PPR, TE premium]. I hold picks [e.g., 1.04, 2.07, 3.02] in this year's rookie draft.

Build a tiered big board of the top 15 prospects in this class for my format:
- Group players into tiers, not just a 1–15 list
- Mark exactly where the tier breaks are
- For each of MY picks, tell me whether I'm likely drafting inside a tier (stay) or at a tier break (consider trading back)
- Flag the one prospect you think the consensus is most wrong about, in either direction

Note where your knowledge might be out of date and what I should verify before draft day.

Compare [Prospect A] and [Prospect B] as dynasty fantasy football prospects for a [Superflex PPR] league. My team is [contending / rebuilding] and I pick at [1.06].

Compare them on:
1. Draft capital and what it signals
2. Landing spot: offense, target/touch competition, coaching
3. Athletic and production profile
4. Realistic range of outcomes — ceiling, floor, and most likely year-3 role

Then make the call: which one do you take at my pick for my situation, how confident are you (1–10), and what news between now and the draft would flip your answer?

I'm in a dynasty [Superflex PPR] league and I'm deciding between keeping rookie pick [2.03] or trading it for [veteran player, age X].

My team situation: [contending / rebuilding], and my roster's weakest positions are [positions]. This rookie class is considered [strong / average / weak], especially at [positions].

Walk me through:
1. What a typical pick in that slot actually returns (hit rates, not hype)
2. What the veteran realistically gives me over the next 2 seasons
3. Which side of this deal the market usually overvalues, and why
4. Your verdict for MY situation specifically

Assume I have rookie fever and correct for it.

You are a dynasty fantasy football waiver expert. My league: [format details]. I have [$X of $100] FAAB remaining and it's week [X].

My roster: [paste roster]
Notable free agents available: [paste the interesting names from your wire]
My situation: [contending — need help now / rebuilding — hunting upside]

Rank the top five adds FOR MY SITUATION and for each give:
- A FAAB bid: the number where I get value, and the max I should pay before it's an overpay
- Who I drop to make room
- Whether they're a this-week play, a season-long hold, or a dynasty stash

If none of them are worth a real bid, say so — saving FAAB is a move too.

Week [X] start/sit decision. My league scoring: [full PPR, etc.].

I need to start [two] of these players in my flex spots: [Player A vs. opponent, Player B vs. opponent, Player C vs. opponent].

For each player walk through:
1. Matchup: opposing defense vs. their position, pace, likely game script
2. Usage trend: how their routes/touches/targets have moved the last 3 weeks
3. Injury or role context I should double-check before kickoff

Then give me a confident final answer — no "you can't go wrong" hedging — plus the single biggest risk in the lineup you chose. Note anything where your information may be stale so I can verify it.

You are a dynasty fantasy football scout focused on finding stashes BEFORE they break out. My league: [format details]. My roster (including taxi/bench): [paste roster].

First, list the archetypes worth stashing right now — e.g., backup RBs one injury from a bell-cow role, rookie WRs with rising route participation, QBs one depth-chart move from starting.

Then check my league's free agents against those archetypes: [paste available players]

Give me your top three stashes ranked by "how mad I'll be in a month if someone else grabs them," who I should drop for each, and the early signal to watch that tells me the breakout is coming.