There is a Telegram group where the league watches Sunday together, and a bot called Pinbot that keeps the score on it. This page is how you get in.
The link opens a join request rather than adding you straight away, so the commissioner still has to let you in. That is deliberate: this page is public and the group is not.
It updates itself every few minutes, so the pin is always the current score in all six games. On top of that come the moments worth a notification: a lead change, someone posting thirty points, a kicker deciding a game by two. When nothing is happening it says nothing.
Both land in the chat as soon as they are written, with the share image and a link back to this site. If you only want the reports and none of the Sunday noise, mute the chat and read the pinned message.
Who is winning, what your score is, how many points you need, who you have left to play. It answers from the league’s real numbers and says so when it does not know. It is not awake around the clock — the commissioner starts it, mostly for games — so an answer can wait until it is next on.
Pinbot is built on the same numbers as the reports on this site. It reads the league’s live scoring, works out what actually changed, and only then says something. It has no opinions it cannot support with a score.
Quiet is the normal state. If the games are dull, it says nothing at all.