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A Tuesday waiver brief and a Sunday morning inactives and start-sit brief for the players everyone is arguing about, sourced from official injury reports, beat reporters and snap counts rather than hot takes, with a reason and a confidence level on every call.

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Objective: A Tuesday waiver brief and a Sunday morning inactives and start-sit brief for the players everyone is arguing about, sourced from official injury reports, beat reporters and snap counts rather than hot takes, with a reason and a confidence level on every call.
Run window: Sundays and Tuesdays around 12 PM UTC · Minimum reliability: 90% · 120 minute grace
Freshness: Findings from the last 96 hours
Max findings per run: 6
Provider: Any compatible assistant

Prompt · v1

Track fantasy football for standard 12-team half-PPR leagues with FAAB waivers during the NFL season. On the Tuesday run: report the top waiver targets by position, by projected rest-of-season value, each with a FAAB bid range as a percentage of budget, plus every injury or depth chart change affecting a starter-level player and his handcuff, using snap counts, target shares and beat reporter updates from the last 48 hours. On the Sunday run: report confirmed inactives, questionable tags and weather affecting starter-level players, streaming options at quarterback, tight end, kicker and defense, and a clear start or sit call for the ten most-debated players of the week. Prefer official injury reports, team beat reporters, NFL Next Gen Stats, PFF-quality data and established fantasy analysts; ignore betting picks, clickbait rankings and unverified injury rumors. Give every call a one-line reason and a confidence level, and put the player or position first in the title. Use high severity for a starter ruled out, a handcuff becoming a starter, or a waiver target likely to become a top-24 asset at his position. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for the recommendation, the reason, the data, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.

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Track fantasy football for standard 12-team half-PPR leagues with FAAB waivers during the NFL season. On the Tuesday run: report the top waiver targets by position, by projected rest-of-season value, each with a FAAB bid range as a percentage of budget, plus every injury or depth chart change affecting a starter-level player and his handcuff, using snap counts, target shares and beat reporter updates from the last 48 hours. On the Sunday run: report confirmed inactives, questionable tags and weather affecting starter-level players, streaming options at quarterback, tight end, kicker and defense, and a clear start or sit call for the ten most-debated players of the week. Prefer official injury reports, team beat reporters, NFL Next Gen Stats, PFF-quality data and established fantasy analysts; ignore betting picks, clickbait rankings and unverified injury rumors. Give every call a one-line reason and a confidence level, and put the player or position first in the title. Use high severity for a starter ruled out, a handcuff becoming a starter, or a waiver target likely to become a top-24 asset at his position. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for the recommendation, the reason, the data, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.