This app has been great. I used it and feel like I had the best draft in my league. I’m excited to see what it can do during the season.

Connected to my ESPN account upon startup of the app just fine. When I go to profile to link my Sleeper and Yahoo accounts, both links only open up new windows saying that they’re going to go to their respective site but nothing happens and the only button I can click on in that window is the cancel button. Worked my way through a long list of troubleshooting tips that I won’t bother to duplicate here and nothing worked. One caveat: I am blind and I navigate my various mobile devices with voiceover so it may be a voiceover integration problem with the FantasyBot app.Outside of this, the app seems really good so far. The ChatGPT plug-in for FantasyBot integrates very well and makes this app easy to use. The important thing to remember is that this is just advice. You still have to do the homework if you want to really use this tool to its best effect. For competitors and sharps it’s amazing if you’re running multiple leagues and it seems like it could help streamline a lot of your moves. For home leaders and casuals this can up your game considerably, especially if you don’t have time to do the homework through listening to podcast or reading extensive articles on different websites. Five stars for the one league that it does work for -3 stars for the other two platforms that it doesn’t

The app gave me the advice to drop Josh Jacobs even though we don’t know the outcome of his trial or what his suspension will ultimately look like. That recommendation highlights the biggest weakness I’ve found with the app: it seems to rely heavily on a raw data source without applying enough context or intelligent reasoning to the situation.Fantasy football decisions aren’t made in a vacuum. A player can have little or no current projected value and still be worth holding because of his potential future value, the uncertainty surrounding his status, your roster construction, waiver position, league format, and the quality of available replacements.Telling someone to outright drop a potentially valuable player before the uncertainty is resolved is very different from saying, “His current projection is low, but given the upside and uncertainty, holding him may be the smarter move if you have the roster space.”That is the distinction I expect an AI fantasy assistant to make.Right now, it often feels less like an intelligent fantasy manager and more like a chatbot sitting on top of rankings and projections. I can get rankings anywhere. What I need from an AI tool is the ability to interpret those rankings, understand risk and uncertainty, remember the context of my league and roster, and make recommendations accordingly.An AI fantasy assistant should help me think through a decision not simply repeat what the underlying data says.

I love it can’t wait to use to win my season the yahoo and espn work great