Chat Prompt Ideas

The annual league fees are $250 per year, with 100% of the fees paid out (minus yearly costs to myfantasyleague.com). Payment is required in full before ownership is granted, and fees are due on March 1st each year. Failure to pay by April 1st results in the franchise being declared orphaned. (Source: Rulebook Section 1, subsections a, b, c, d, and f.)

League fees are due on March 1st each year (as stated in Rule 1c). Failure to pay by April 1st will result in the franchise being declared orphaned (Rule 1d). In the inaugural season, payment is required in full before ownership is granted (Rule 1b).

Based on the league rulebook, prize money is distributed as follows: 1. Super Pool Concept: 25% of the prize pool is withheld in Years 1 & 2 to create a "Super Pool" in Year 3, doubling the payout. This cycle repeats every 3 years (e.g., Years 4-5 for Year 6). 2. Annual Prize Distribution (after Super Pool withholding): - Super Bowl Winner: 40% - Super Bowl Runner-Up: 20% - Championship Game Losers (2 teams): 5% each (10% total) - All 12 Playoff Teams: 1.5% each (18% total) - All 8 Teams Advancing to 2nd Round: Additional 1.5% each (12% total) 3. Super Pool Year (Year 3): - The "Capo" (team with highest W/L% over 3 years) receives 5% of the Super Pool. - The league winner receives 35% of the Super Pool. *Note*: 100% of fees (minus MFL site costs) are paid out. All playoff teams automatically earn a prize.

A team's roster consists of 45 active players. Additionally, teams can have up to 10 players on the Dynasty Taxi Squad (DTS) and 20 players on Injured Reserve (IR), making the total possible roster size 75 players (45 active + 10 DTS + 20 IR). (Source: Rulebook Sections 3a, 4a, and 11a)

The required starting lineup consists of 21 players with the following positions: 1 Team QB 2 RB 3 WR 1 TE 1 RB/WR/TE Flex 1 Team PK 1 Team PN 2 DE 1 DT 3 LB 2 S 2 CB 1 DL/LB/DB Flex (Source: League Rulebook, Section 3d)

According to the league rulebook (Section 4, Subsection g), players placed on Injured Reserve (IR) count as 25% of their salary towards the salary cap. Exact rule: *"Once the player is placed on IR, 25% of his salary counts towards the salary cap."*

According to the league rulebook (Section 8, Subsection d), the salary cap increases by 5% each year on April 1st. This adjustment is applied automatically to all teams' salary caps. The exact wording from the rulebook is: *"On April 1st each year, the league implements a salary cap increase of 5%."* No additional context or exceptions are provided for this rule.

According to the League Rulebook (Section 8, Subsections h-j), the cap penalty for cutting a player under contract is as follows: 1. Current Year Hit: 100% of the player's salary is deducted immediately in the current year. 2. Remaining Years: - 2 years remaining: 40% deducted in the following year. - 3 years remaining: 60% deducted in the following year. - 4 years remaining: 80% deducted in the following year. - 5 years remaining: 100% deducted in the following year. Example: Cutting a player on a 4-year contract with a $100 salary incurs a $100 penalty in the current year and an $80 penalty the next year. No further penalties apply after that. (Source: Rulebook Section 8, Subsections h-j)

According to the league rulebook (Section 14, Subsection l), all drafted rookies are signed to 3-year contracts. This applies regardless of how long they stay on the Dynasty Taxi Squad (DTS). Key details: - Rookies acquired during the draft receive 3-year contracts - This rule is separate from free agent auction contracts (which can be 1-5 years) - DTS eligibility is tied to this 3-year rookie contract structure

Based on the rulebook, contracts can be extended during the following periods: 1. General Extension Window: From the announcement of holdouts (after Week 17) through the start of the first Week 5 games of the following year (Section 9-l). 2. Final Year Extensions: Players in their last contract year (showing as "1" in contract years) can be extended until August 31st (Section 9-m). After this date, no extensions are allowed for final-year players. 3. DTS Players: Within 48 hours of activation from the Dynasty Taxi Squad, any player (regardless of contract years left) is eligible for extension (Section 11-j). 4. Rookies: Activated rookies can be extended within 24 hours of activation from the DTS (Section 9-f). Key exceptions: - Players can only be extended once before testing free agency (Section 9-n). - DTS players cannot be extended while remaining on the DTS (Section 9-u). For exact deadlines, refer to the league calendar (Section 20).

Based on the league rulebook (Section 9, Subsection m): - Players in their final contract year (showing as "1" in contract years) cannot have their contracts extended after August 31st. - However, extensions are allowed from the announcement of holdouts (post-Week 17) through the start of Week 5 games the following year, provided the extension is completed before August 31st. Key exception: Rookies activated from the DTS can be extended within 24 hours of activation, even in their final contract year (Section 9, Subsection f). Short answer: Yes, but only before August 31st for non-rookies. After that date, extensions are prohibited for final-year players.

According to the League Rulebook (Section 10 - Franchise & Transition Tags): - Each team can use 1 Franchise Tag and 1 Exclusive Franchise Tag (total of 2 tags). - Additionally, teams may use 2 Transition Tags. Key details: 1. Franchise Tags allow bidding by other teams (with compensation if unmatched). 2. Exclusive Franchise Tags automatically sign the player to a 3-year contract with no bidding. 3. Transition Tags automatically sign the player to a 1-year contract. Tags must be declared by April 1st (midnight 3/31).

According to the League Rulebook (Section 11, Subsection e), players on the Dynasty Taxi Squad (DTS) count 25% towards the salary cap. This allows teams to develop rookies while minimizing cap impact. Example: A DTS player with a $100 salary would only count as $25 against the cap.

The Blue Chip Dynasty Rulebook is located at: https://godfather-fantasy-football.ueniweb.com/about-us The general Godfather Fantasy Football Rulebook is at: https://godfather-fantasy-football.ueniweb.com/rule-book

In the 2024 draft, the Penn State Nittany Lions selected:\n1. Pick 2.30 (Overall: 62): Liufau, Marist (LB, DAL) | Points: 72.3\n2. Pick 5.20 (Overall: 148): Palmer, Tejhaun (WR, ARI) | Points: N/A\n3. Pick 6.12 (Overall: 172): Jones, Elijah (CB, ARI) | Points: N/A\n4. Pick 6.20 (Overall: 180): Culp, Devin (TE, TBB) | Points: 8.2

Here are the top 5 players drafted in the 2020 Blue Chip Dynasty draft, along with their drafting teams and points scored:\n1. Pick 1.01 (Overall: 1): Jonathan Taylor (RB, IND) | Drafted by: Fleece City | Points: 237.3\n2. Pick 1.02 (Overall: 2): J.K. Dobbins (RB, BAL) | Drafted by: Argonautes | Points: 157.7\n3. Pick 1.03 (Overall: 3): Clyde Edwards-Helaire (RB, KCC) | Drafted by: South Mountain Crush | Points: 195.2\n4. Pick 1.04 (Overall: 4): D'Andre Swift (RB, DET) | Drafted by: The Mandalorian | Points: 167.7\n5. Pick 1.05 (Overall: 5): Cam Akers (RB, LAR) | Drafted by: Highlandtown Harlequins | Points: 112.5

Here are the top 5 scoring 2nd round picks from the 2024 draft, along with their drafting teams:\n1. Tyrone Tracy (RB, NYG) | Points: 197.85 | Drafted by: Missouri Milkman\n2. Jared Verse (DE, LAR) | Points: 151.9 | Drafted by: Abe Froman's Sausage Kings\n3. Isaac Guerendo (RB, SF) | Points: 115.75 | Drafted by: Jesus and the Gauchos Borrachos\n4. Tyler Nubin (S, NYG) | Points: 124.35 | Drafted by: Lazy Bears\n5. Javon Bullard (S, GB) | Points: 109 | Drafted by: Chicago Packers (ORPHAN)\n\n(Data is from the 2024 2nd round draft picks provided in the context.)

Based on the provided draft history subset, the highest scoring 3rd round draft pick is: - (3) Pick 3.09 (Overall: 80): Robinson, James (RB, JAC) | Drafted by: Hometown Heroes | Points: 272.9

Based on the provided draft history, Penn State Nittany Lions' best 3rd round draft pick of all time (by points) is:\n- Pick 3.24 (Overall: 88): Kittle, George (TE, SFO) | Drafted by: Penn State Nittany Lions | Points: 94.5

Here are the top drafted LBs in Blue Chip Dynasty history based on points scored, including draft round, year drafted, and drafting team:\n\n1. Leonard, Darius (LB, IND)\n - Points: 267.85\n - Drafted: 1.30 (Round 1, Pick 30) in 2018\n - Team: Syracuse C.H.R.s\n\n2. Parsons, Micah (LB, DAL)\n - Points: 204.15\n - Drafted: 1.17 (Round 1, Pick 17) in 2021\n - Team: THE MIGHTY ORPHANS\n\n3. Vander Esch, Leighton (LB, DAL)\n - Points: 196.8\n - Drafted: 1.29 (Round 1, Pick 29) in 2018\n - Team: Syracuse C.H.R.s\n\n4. Smith, Roquan (LB, CHI)\n - Points: 188.25\n - Drafted: 1.13 (Round 1, Pick 13) in 2018\n - Team: Orphan Wahoos\n\n5. Edmunds, Tremaine (LB, BUF)\n - Points: 162.6\n - Drafted: 1.14 (Round 1, Pick 14) in 2018\n - Team: Sloppy Seconds\n\n6. Alexander, Kwon (LB, TBB)\n - Points: 162.95\n - Drafted: 3.18 (Round 3, Pick 82) in 2015\n - Team: Youngstown State Penguins\n\n7. Jones, Deion (LB, ATL)\n - Points: 177.25\n - Drafted: 2.07 (Round 2, Pick 38) in 2016\n - Team: University of Cyrus Cylinders\n\n8. Queen, Patrick (LB, BAL)\n - Points: 169.55\n - Drafted: 1.31 (Round 1, Pick 31) in 2020\n - Team: Wyoming Bison\n\n9. Bush, Devin (LB, PIT)\n - Points: 160.85\n - Drafted: 1.15 (Round 1, Pick 15) in 2019\n - Team: Highlandtown Harlequins\n\n10. White, Devin (LB, TBB)\n - Points: 158.05\n - Drafted: 1.12 (Round 1, Pick 12) in 2019\n - Team: NDSU Bizon (ORPHAN)\n\nLet me know if you'd like additional details!

James Robinson (RB, JAC) was drafted by Hometown Heroes in Year 2020 as Pick 3.09 (Overall: 80).

The Superpot championship was won in 2022 by Hot Mess, as indicated in the 'Relevant Playoff Data Subset' where the Superpot flag is marked as "Y" for that year. Hot Mess defeated moose in the championship game that season.\n\n*Note: The Superpot occurs every 3 years (as per Rule 1-g in the Rulebook), with the next one scheduled for 2025 based on the 2022 occurrence.*

Based on the "Pre-calculated Championship Counts" section, the teams with the most championships are:\n\n- VETO CORLEONE: 2 championships\n- Sal Paradiso: 2 championships\n\nThese are the only teams with multiple championships in the league's history. All other listed champions have won 1 title each.

The championship in 2014 was won by the Binghamton Bearcats (Runner-up: Techno Vikings).

Here are the top 10 highest Power Rank scores of all time from the provided data:\n\n1. Penn State Nittany Lions (2024) | PR: 54.09\n2. Penn State Nittany Lions (2023) | PR: 51.36\n3. Fleece City (2021) | PR: 50.01\n4. The Mandalorian (2024) | PR: 49.73\n5. BAD BOYS (2020) | PR: 49.51\n6. Hot Mess (2023) | PR: 49.39\n7. Sal Paradiso (2023) | PR: 49.18\n8. Hot Mess (2022) | PR: 48.82\n9. Penn State Nittany Lions (2022) | PR: 48.76\n10. Fleece City (2018) | PR: 48.66\n\n(Note: Data is sorted by PR descending as provided in the context.)

Based on the provided 'Relevant Team Records Data', here are the top 5 regular season records of all time (sorted by wins descending):\n\n1. BAD BOYS (2020): 12 W - 0 L\n2. Fleece City (2021): 13 W - 0 L\n3. Sal Paradiso (2023): 13 W - 0 L\n4. Penn State Nittany Lions (2024): 13 W - 0 L\n5. The Dead Horse (2019): 11 W - 1 L\n\n*Note: Ties are not present in the provided data.*

Based on the provided 'Relevant Team Records Data', here are the top 5 worst regular season records (sorted by most losses):\n\n1. BAD BOYS (2024): 1 W - 12 L\n2. Fleece City (2024): 1 W - 12 L\n3. P Diddy's Fun House (2024): 1 W - 12 L\n4. TIMO BUTT-KISS (2024): 1 W - 12 L\n5. Chicago Packers (2023): 1 W - 12 L\n\n*Note: All 5 teams had 1 win and 12 losses in their respective seasons.*

Here is Penn State's record each year based on the provided data:\n\n- 2024: 13 W - 0 L\n- 2023: 12 W - 1 L\n- 2022: 11 W - 2 L\n- 2021: 8 W - 5 L\n- 2020: 9 W - 3 L\n- 2019: 7 W - 5 L\n- 2018: 5 W - 7 L\n- 2017: 10 W - 4 L\n- 2016: 4 W - 9 L\n- 2015: 11 W - 2 L

Here are the top 5 scoring WRs in 2024 based on total points:\n\n1. Ja'Marr Chase (CIN) - 388.00\n2. Amon-Ra St. Brown (DET) - 312.88\n3. Justin Jefferson (MIN) - 311.53\n4. CeeDee Lamb (DAL) - 272.20\n5. Brian Thomas Jr. (JAC) - 269.90

Here are CeeDee Lamb's points by year:\n\n- 2020 (WR): Total Points: 235.95 | Avg Points: 15.730\n- 2021 (WR): Total Points: 245.00 | Avg Points: 16.333\n- 2022 (WR): Total Points: 291.40 | Avg Points: 18.213\n- 2023 (WR): Total Points: 374.30 | Avg Points: 23.394\n- 2024 (WR): Total Points: 272.20 | Avg Points: 18.147

Here are the top scoring TMQBs each year based on the provided data:\n\n- 2024: Baltimore Ravens (BAL) - 555.22 points\n- 2023: Philadelphia Eagles (PHI) - 517.58 points\n- 2022: Philadelphia Eagles (PHI) - 568.00 points\n- 2021: Buffalo Bills (BUF) - 544.98 points\n- 2020: Kansas City Chiefs (KCC) - 527.18 points\n- 2019: Baltimore Ravens (BAL) - 561.10 points\n- 2018: Kansas City Chiefs (KCC) - 537.18 points\n- 2017: Seattle Seahawks (SEA) - 464.55 points\n- 2016: Green Bay Packers (GBP) - 475.57 points\n- 2015: Carolina Panthers (CAR) - 511.18 points

Here are the salaries for the top LB each year based on the provided data:\n\n- 2024: Zack Baun (PHI) - $29.87\n- 2023: Foyesade Oluokun (JAC) - $132.35\n- 2022: Foyesade Oluokun (JAC) - $110.29\n- 2021: Foyesade Oluokun (ATL) - $91.91\n- 2020: Devin White (TBB) - $44.40\n- 2019: Chandler Jones (ARI) - $96.36\n- 2018: Darius Leonard (IND) - $15.00\n- 2017: C.J. Mosley (BAL) - $86.00\n- 2016: Kwon Alexander (TBB) - $3.60\n- 2015: D'Qwell Jackson (IND) - $63.60\n\nLet me know if you'd like additional details!

In the 2024 auction, the Highlandtown Harlequins acquired the following players (sorted by value, highest to lowest):\n\n1. Kwon Alexander (LB, FA) - $95.00\n2. Nick Niemann (LB, LAC) - $78.00\n3. JuJu Smith-Schuster (WR, KCC) - $66.00\n4. Kareem Hunt (RB, KCC) - $51.00\n5. Jack Cochrane (LB, KCC) - $45.00\n6. Jonathan Ledbetter (DE, FA) - $25.00\n7. Dare Ogunbowale (RB, HOU) - $21.00\n8. Ogbonnia Okoronkwo (DE, CLE) - $20.00\n9. Pittsburgh Steelers (TMQB, PIT) - $16.00\n10. Charlie Woerner (TE, ATL) - $13.00\n11. Cameron McGrone (LB, IND) - $6.00\n12. Denver Broncos (TMPK, DEN) - $2.00\n13. Charles Snowden (DE, LVR) - $1.00\n14. Michael Pierce (DT, BAL) - $1.00\n15. Chris Rumph (DE, LAC) - $1.00\n\n(15 total records found)

Based on the provided auction data, Georgia Warhorse's most expensive auction pickup of all time was A.J. Brown (WR, PHI) in 2024 for $640.00.\n\n(Note: This record appears under "Free Players on Trade BAIT FCFS," which may indicate a special acquisition context, but the data lists it as a Georgia Warhorse purchase.)

Based on the provided auction data, here are the most expensive safety (S) pickups each year:\n\n- 2024: Budda Baker (ARI) - $108.00 (P Diddy's Fun House)\n- 2023: Budda Baker (ARI) - $110.00 (One and Done)\n- 2022: Harrison Smith (MIN) - $85.00 (Baltimore BDs)\n- 2021: Harrison Smith (MIN) - $101.00 (Wyoming Bison)\n- 2020: Harrison Smith (MIN) - $100.00 (The Mandalorian)\n- 2019: Bradley McDougald (SEA) - $81.00 (Syracuse C.H.R.s)\n- 2018: Devin McCourty (NEP) - $66.00 (Penn State Nittany Lions)\n- 2017: Tyrann Mathieu (ARI) - $63.00 (Colorado State Jayhawks)\n- 2016: Morgan Burnett (GBP) - $52.00 (University of Cyrus Cylinders)\n- 2015: Eric Weddle (SDC) - $40.00 (Binghamton Bearcats)\n\n(Note: Only years with available data are listed.)

Here are Penn State Nittany Lions' most expensive auction pickups for each year available in the data:\n\n- 2015: Rashad Jennings (RB, NYG) | $80.00\n- 2016: Julian Edelman (WR, NEP) | $149.00\n- 2017: Kenny Britt (WR, NEP) | $121.00\n- 2018: Bobby Wagner (LB, SEA) | $102.00\n- 2019: Chris Thompson (RB, WAS) | $120.00\n- 2020: Adrian Peterson (RB, DET) | $118.00\n- 2021: Kareem Jackson (S, DEN) | $89.00\n- 2022: Tampa Bay Buccaneers (TMQB, TBB) | $70.00\n- 2023: Za'Darius Smith (DE, CLE) | $75.00\n- 2024: Denzel Perryman (LB, LAC) | $177.00\n\n(Data is sorted by descending value per year, showing the highest for each.)

Here are the teams with the most trades each year based on the provided data: - 2015: Georgia Warhorse (73 trades) - 2016: Georgia Warhorse (36 trades) - 2017: Georgia Warhorse (58 trades) - 2018: Argonautes (34 trades) - 2019: Argonautes (77 trades) - 2020: Galactus (67 trades) - 2021: Georgia Warhorse (109 trades) - 2022: Argo J. Brown (75 trades) - 2023: Argo J. Brown (60 trades) - 2024: Free Players on Trade BAIT FCFS. (44 trades)

Here are the trades made by the Michigan Wolverines in 2024: 1. Trade #29 (Accepted by Michigan Wolverines) - Transaction: Penn State Nittany Lions (offered) gave Year 2025 Round 1 Draft Pick from Penn State Nittany Lions. Michigan Wolverines gave Sean Tucker TBB RB; Year 2025 Round 3 Draft Pick from Michigan Wolverines; Year 2025 Round 5 Draft Pick from Highlandtown Harlequins; Year 2025 Round 6 Draft Pick from Michigan Wolverines; Year 2025 Round 6 Draft Pick from Highlandtown Harlequins. 2. Trade #44 (Offered by Michigan Wolverines) - Transaction: Michigan Wolverines (offered) gave Boston Scott FA RB; Shaq Thompson CAR LB; Year 2025 Round 4 Draft Pick from Michigan Wolverines. VETO CORLEONE gave De'Vondre Campbell SFO LB. 3. Trade #50 (Accepted by Michigan Wolverines) - Transaction: Highlandtown Harlequins (offered) gave Year 2025 Round 5 Draft Pick from Highlandtown Harlequins; Year 2025 Round 6 Draft Pick from Highlandtown Harlequins. Michigan Wolverines gave Eku Leota PIT LB. 4. Trade #108 (Offered by Michigan Wolverines) - Transaction: Michigan Wolverines (offered) gave Chicago Bears CHI TMPN. Scottsdale Suicidalists (ORPHAN) gave Year 2024 Draft Pick 4.23. 5. Trade #132 (Accepted by Michigan Wolverines) - Transaction: Free Players on Trade BAIT FCFS. (offered) gave Year 2024 Draft Pick 2.01. Michigan Wolverines gave Year 2024 Draft Pick 2.03; Year 2024 Draft Pick 6.03. 6. Trade #143 (Accepted by Michigan Wolverines) - Transaction: Free Players on Trade BAIT FCFS. (offered) gave Kyzir White ARI LB. Michigan Wolverines gave Year 2024 Draft Pick 4.03; Year 2024 Draft Pick 4.24. 7. Trade #163 (Offered by Michigan Wolverines) - Transaction: Michigan Wolverines (offered) gave Year 2024 Draft Pick 3.03; Year 2024 Draft Pick 5.03. Free Players on Trade BAIT FCFS. gave Jonathan Greenard MIN DE.

Based on the provided trade data, Sean Tucker has been traded once: 1. Trade #29 (Offered by Penn State Nittany Lions) - Transaction: Penn State Nittany Lions (offered) gave Year 2025 Round 1 Draft Pick from Penn State Nittany Lions. Michigan Wolverines gave Sean Tucker TBB RB; Year 2025 Round 3 Draft Pick from Michigan Wolverines; Year 2025 Round 5 Draft Pick from Highlandtown Harlequins ; Year 2025 Round 6 Draft Pick from Michigan Wolverines; Year 2025 Round 6 Draft Pick from Highlandtown Harlequins.