Setting a fantasy football lineup usually means checking rankings on one site, projections in a different scoring format on another, and the injury report on a third. None of them know who is on your roster, so you line it all up yourself, often right before kickoff.
Today, fantasy football data is live in Firecrawl Alexandria. Your agent can read your league, pull this week's projections from six expert sources in your league's scoring format, check injury reports and player news, and tell you who to start, all through the same Firecrawl connection it already uses for search and scrape.
Firecrawl Alexandria is already live in Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, and other agent tools, so you can ask from wherever you already chat.
Set your fantasy football lineup in ChatGPT or Claude
Either button opens a chat with the prompt ready, and the agent:
- Gives you the link to add the Firecrawl plugin if it is not connected yet.
- Asks for your Sleeper username, your ESPN or Yahoo league link, or a screenshot of your roster.
- Pulls this week's projections for your players from every fantasy source in Firecrawl Alexandria, in your league's scoring format.
- Tells you who to start and sit in your real lineup slots, with one line on why for each change, then the top three free agents worth adding.
If you would rather not open a chat, the free fantasy lineup page works on its own. Type a Sleeper username, paste an ESPN or Yahoo team page, or drop a screenshot, and it ranks your roster with no account. Your roster stays in your browser.
What's in the Firecrawl Alexandria fantasy pack
The lineup tool merges several kinds of data, and each one is a capability your agent can also call on its own.
| Data | What your agent gets |
|---|---|
| Weekly projections and rankings | Start/sit order and projected points for QB, RB, WR, TE, K, and team defense from six expert sources, in PPR, half-PPR, and standard scoring (not every source covers every position and format). Some sources add floor and ceiling projections, tiers, and stat lines. |
| Projections from betting lines | Projected points built from sportsbook player props, with the consensus line behind each number. |
| Season and rest-of-season boards | Long-range rankings for trades and waivers, plus dynasty and rookie rankings and average draft position. |
| Injuries and news | The weekly injury and practice participation report, and the latest news for a player. |
| League and schedule data | Weekly schedules and scores, rosters, standings, and player profiles. |
| Accuracy checks | Last week's projected versus actual points, so you can see which projections held up. |
The lineup tool takes the projections from all six sources, merges them by player, and shows the consensus next to the range. A narrow range means the sources agree. A wide one means the call is close and the matchup matters more, so the tool grades each opponent by how many fantasy points it has allowed to that position.
Discovering capabilities is free. Every capability shows its price in credits before you call it.
What you can do with Firecrawl Alexandria fantasy data
Each of these is one request to your agent in ChatGPT, Claude, or Codex:
- Settle a start/sit call. Compare two or three players across every source's rank and projection, then check the injury report before you lock it in.
- Work the waiver wire. Paste your league's available players and rank them against rest-of-season projections and this week's injury report.
- Plan a trade. Line up both sides of an offer against season-long projections and each player's remaining schedule.
- Check how projections held up. Pull last week's projected versus actual points to see which calls hit and which missed.
- Prep for next year's draft. Pull average draft position by scoring format and league size, including past seasons.
You do not need to know capability names in advance. Describe the data you want, and Firecrawl Alexandria returns the capabilities that can supply it, ranked, with their inputs and prices attached.
result = firecrawl.search(
"half-PPR running back projections for this week",
sources=["web", "alexandria"],
)The same discovery works from Claude, Cursor, Codex, and any other tool that connects over MCP, or from the CLI.
firecrawl find-tools --options '{"categories":["sports"],"level":"tools"}'One key for every source
Your agent calls every source with your Firecrawl key and pays in Firecrawl credits at the price listed on each capability. There is no separate key per site and nothing to scrape or parse yourself. Every capability in Firecrawl Alexandria lists its inputs, response shape, and price in the same format, so your agent can work out how to call each source before it spends anything.
What's next
The sports category in Firecrawl Alexandria already reaches past fantasy football, with league data across the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, college sports, and soccer, plus prediction markets and ticket prices. New providers join every week across 26 categories.
To use this from your own agent, connect Firecrawl's MCP or install the CLI and skills.
npx -y firecrawl-cli@latest init --all --browser