Ask AVRA
Ask who to start between two to six players in your connected Sleeper or ESPN league. AVRA makes the lineup call and explains the facts behind it, or tells you when a call is unavailable.
See how Ask AVRA worksLeague-aware fantasy football assistant
A lineup to set. A trade to check. Fantasy football tools that know your league.
AVRA is a league-aware fantasy football assistant. Connect Sleeper or ESPN. Each tool reads the same scoring and lineup rules, your roster depth, the needs across the league, and the players still available before recommending who to start, trade for, claim, drop, or draft.
Live draft-room sync is available for Sleeper. AVRA never changes your roster.
Start/Sit
Settle the lineup spot. AVRA compares your starter with the bench players eligible for that position, then shows the expected point gap, matchup, injury risk, weather, and recent usage.
Set my lineupTrade Analyzer
Find the league-mates who need what you can spare. AVRA scores the players and picks on each side, checks positional need, and shows what the trade changes for both rosters.
Check my tradeWaiver + FAAB
Found a pickup? You still need a bid and someone to drop. AVRA checks who's available against your roster depth, then uses your league's FAAB budget and bid history to suggest the claim.
Plan my waiver claimDraft Assistant
Your next pick depends on who just went. AVRA re-ranks the remaining players against your scoring, roster slots, and picks so far. Live draft-room sync is available for Sleeper.
Open my draft boardAVRA for Sleeper
Connect the league without re-entering it by hand. AVRA reads Sleeper rosters, lineups, trades, waivers, and draft picks, but never submits one. You approve every roster change in Sleeper.
Connect SleeperAVRA for ESPN
Connect a public or private ESPN league without rebuilding your roster. AVRA reads scoring, lineups, rosters, opponents, and available players, then recommends the next move. You stay in control on ESPN.
Connect ESPNStart with your league.
Create a free account, connect Sleeper or ESPN, and open your lineup, trades, waivers, or draft board.