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bleacherreport.com

53/100   D

Audited October 14, 2026 from public surfaces only. Can AI agents discover, read, and act on bleacherreport.com? Check by check:

GPTBot: blocked ClaudeBot: partial Claude-User: partial PerplexityBot: partial Google-Extended: blocked CCBot: blocked

CheckFindingPointsResult
A1 llms.txt for AI readers
No /llms.txt found — AI readers get no curated entry point.
0/15 fail
A2 AI crawler access policy
robots.txt blocks: GPTBot, Google-Extended, CCBot.
8/15 warn
A3 Content readable without a browser
Plain fetch of the homepage yields ~267 words of visible text.
25/25 pass
A4 Structured data (schema.org JSON-LD)
No machine-readable entity markup on the homepage.
0/15 fail
A5 Sitemap discoverable
Sitemap advertised in robots.txt or served at /sitemap.xml.
10/10 pass
A6 Everyday agent tasks reachable from the homepage
Found from homepage: support/contact, legal/privacy.
10/20 warn
B1 MCP server advertised
No MCP advertisement (bonus check — most sites skip this).
0/5 skip
B2 OpenAPI description published
No OpenAPI document (bonus check — only relevant for APIs).
0/5 skip

What bleacherreport.com would have to change

4 checks cost bleacherreport.com points. Each one below is the specific remedy for what we measured, not general advice.

  1. llms.txt for AI readers0/15

    Serve a plain-text file at https://bleacherreport.com/llms.txt listing the pages an agent most often needs — pricing, docs, support, account management — each as a one-line description and an absolute URL. It is read by an agent arriving cold with no idea of your structure. Fifteen points, and most teams ship it in an afternoon.

  2. AI crawler access policy8/15

    Your robots.txt currently refuses GPTBot, ClaudeBot, Claude-User, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, CCBot. If that is deliberate, this score is the cost and the trade is yours to make. If it is inherited from an old rule or a security plugin — which is the commonest cause we see — those agents cannot read bleacherreport.com on a user's behalf at all.

  3. Structured data (schema.org JSON-LD)0/15

    Add schema.org JSON-LD to the homepage — Organization at minimum, plus Product or Article where they apply. It is how an agent learns what bleacherreport.com is without inferring it from prose.

  4. Everyday agent tasks reachable from the homepage10/20

    An agent could not reach pricing, docs/api from the bleacherreport.com homepage, though support/contact and legal/privacy were fine. These are what agents are sent to find most often. Each needs a plain link an agent can follow from the homepage in one hop — not behind a menu that only appears once JavaScript runs, and not solely in a logged-in view.

  5. MCP server advertised0/5

    Optional, and rare — only a handful of the sites we track run one. An MCP server lets an agent act on bleacherreport.com through a defined interface instead of scraping it. Advertise it at /.well-known/mcp/server-card.json.

  6. OpenAPI description published0/5

    Optional. If bleacherreport.com has a public API, publishing an OpenAPI document at /openapi.json lets an agent call it correctly without a human reading your docs first.

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