The correct lineup slot
Confirm the team, sport, season and eligible positions. A player on another team or in another league cannot fill this slot.
Every slot settled before lock
Ask who to start and the assistant gives a call for each slot in question, the reason from your own scoring and roster, and a flag on any slot already locked for this lineup period.
League Loom reads the roster, settings and player status your provider returns; you set the lineup yourself.
Free connector · ESPN, Sleeper & Fantrax · Works with compatible AI tools
See it with a real team
A recorded check-in with real teams.
Drew Lock occupies your superflex slot in this snapshot. Darnold is already on the bench, so follow his recovery before considering him for a future lineup.
If Price remains limited, compare healthy options for the next eligible lineup period. Check expected playing time, then confirm Sleeper's lock and AutoSub rules before any change.
Charbonnet is also out and in IR. Jefferson and Metcalf occupy your receiver slots, so Flowers' recovery is a future lineup decision. Recheck Dobbins' status before counting on him as an alternative.
Kamara is on your bench and his latest report lists him active. Compare expected usage before promoting him, then confirm ESPN's lineup deadline and eligibility.
| Fantrax roster positions | Players |
|---|---|
| Guard | 4 |
| Forward | 3 |
| Center | 0 |
You have 7 players against an 11-player roster limit. Build a shortlist of center-eligible players, then check who is available and what your league's acquisition rules allow.
Your first roster period starts October 20. Use preseason to compare roles and health before choosing. Use Fantrax's listed eligibility when comparing options.
Before you start
Confirm the team, sport, season and eligible positions. A player on another team or in another league cannot fill this slot.
Read the scoring rules and available player status. Treat missing injury, bye or projection fields as unknown, not as proof a player is healthy or active.
Rosters come back with a lineup period and a per-player lock state of locked, unlocked or unverified. A locked starter cannot be swapped for that period, and unverified is not permission to move: it means the state was never established. Daily, weekly and custom periods all differ by league.
ESPN's native injury feeds supplement provider labels for NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL, and each report carries its own retrieval and report time. A designation does not establish when an injury happened or whether a player will suit up.
Check breaking news and real-world schedules separately when needed. Explain how those sources affect the recommendation, and make the final change in your fantasy app.
Get connected
In Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP tool, add a custom connector, give it a name, and paste the League Loom URL as the server address.
Load your leagues in the setup wizard. Select a personal team for team-specific help, or leave it unselected for league overviews. No API keys.
Ask about your roster, waivers, matchups, and more, in plain language, across every league.
Remote connector URL
https://leagueloom.com/mcpAdd this URL in your AI tool, then follow the guided setup.
On your phone? Send yourself this setup link to finish on a computer.
Worked example
Illustrative example using Player A and Player B. These are fictional options, not current player recommendations.
Suppose Player A is on your bench and eligible for the open flex slot. Player B is rostered in a different league. Only A can fill this team's slot without a separate transaction.
Suppose A has a questionable flag and no current projection was returned. Ask the assistant to check current news, or supply a source. Missing news is a reason to defer the call, not assume A will play.
Ask for the safer eligible alternative, the scoring assumptions and what news would change the answer. Recheck before lineup lock, then set your lineup in the provider app.
A useful lineup answer begins with your selected team and scoring rules. League Loom retrieves the roster, settings and player information available from that provider; your assistant weighs the options.
A fantasy matchup is not a real-world NFL game schedule. For breaking news, real-world matchups or unavailable projections, use a separate current source and identify it.
Sleeper league projections require an explicit regular-season NFL week and sufficient projected-stat coverage; partial results and missing rules are labeled. No current tool changes a lineup.
Before you connect
Ask it to load the scoring settings and roster slots through League Loom first. Have it identify missing rules and explain how your scoring affects the recommendation.
Available fields vary by provider. Sleeper NFL league projections are calculated where source stats and scoring-rule coverage allow; partial or unavailable coverage is labeled. Ask your assistant to research breaking news and missing forecasts separately, with sources.
No. All current tools retrieve or analyze data. You confirm and make any lineup change in your fantasy platform.
The roster returns a lineup period and a per-player lock state, so the assistant should say a locked starter cannot be changed for that period and plan the alternative for the next eligible one. An unverified lock is not a green light: it means the state was not established, so no swap should be recommended on it.
Yes. A kickoff check across your connected teams prioritizes empty starting slots and flagged starters, then games starting within about 90 minutes, and lists same-position options from that league. Those options are candidates to review, not proven upgrades or guaranteed adds.
Yes. Connect supported leagues and identify your teams. Ask for a separate check for each team so eligibility and scoring do not get mixed together.
Yes. The MCP server and connector are free, with no subscription and no per-league fee. Fair-use request budgets apply. Connect supported ESPN, Sleeper, and Fantrax leagues and ask questions from your AI tool.