Opponent injury advance brief

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# Opponent injury advance brief

For this week's opponent. Game and team codes from step 1 carry into every later read.

## 1. The game

1. Find the game with @[NFL.com · Schedule](alexandria:nfl-com/sports-league-data/schedule) (season, week) and read @[NFL.com · Game](alexandria:nfl-com/sports-league-data/game) for kickoff and venue.

## 2. Who is hurt

2. Read @[NFL.com · Injury report](alexandria:nfl-com/sports-league-data/injury_report) for the opponent and week. List each player's practice participation by day and game status.
3. Read @[NFL.com · Team roster](alexandria:nfl-com/sports-league-data/team_roster) for the opponent at each affected position to name the likely replacement.

## 3. Replacement quality

4. Find each replacement with @[ESPN · Search](alexandria:espn-com/sports-data/search) and read @[ESPN · Player](alexandria:espn-com/sports-data/player) with include_statistics for career and current-season production.

## 4. Market view

5. Find the game market with @[Polymarket · Query](alexandria:polymarket/search/query) and read it with @[Polymarket · Markets by slug](alexandria:polymarket/markets/by-slug). Note the current price and whether it moved after the injury news.

## Write the advance brief

- **Injury table:** player, position, practice pattern, status, replacement.
- **Weak spots:** units where the drop-off from starter to backup is largest.
- **Market:** game price and any move tied to the report.
- **Unknowns:** the report does not give severity beyond the listed injury.
- **Sources:** cite every figure to the capability and record it came from. Say what could not be found rather than guessing.

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