Sleeper Calls

Bhayshul Tuten to outplay his draft cost

his combination of efficiency, explosiveness, and a favorable schedule gives him legitimate breakout potential at his current price

Bhayshul Tuten

Zay Flowers to outplay his draft cost (consensus ADP closer to WR15 and No. 42 overall)

If that touchdown number comes up at all, which I think it will, Flowers can beat this price pretty comfortably.

Zay FlowersBaltimore Ravens

Chris Godwin Jr. to outplay his draft cost (WR39)

And I can get this guy who has more targets open in the offense, on a team that likes to throw with Baker, at WR39 right now? Sign me up.

Chris Godwin Jr.Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Stefon Diggs to outplay his draft cost (later rounds of your draft)

Diggs has a great chance to deliver another WR2 season, yet you can still find him sitting there in the later rounds of your draft.

Stefon DiggsWashington Commanders

MarShawn Lloyd to outplay his draft cost (RB ADP of 55)

With an RB ECR around 56 and an RB ADP of 55, Lloyd is more than a handcuff. He is a free late-round swing with standalone value and legitimate league-winning upside.

MarShawn LloydGreen Bay Packers

Javonte Williams to outplay his draft cost (Round 3)

Javonte Williams is the running back I'm targeting when I get to Round 3.

Javonte WilliamsDallas Cowboys

Ladd McConkey to outplay his draft cost (outside of the top-12)

There are not many receivers outside of the top-12 that have top-5 upside, besides Ladd McConkey . He was the WR12 overall and WR19 in PPG his rookie year, and that should be his floor entering this year.

Ladd McConkeyLos Angeles Chargers

Jordan Mason to outplay his draft cost (RB3-level ADP)

leave plenty of room for Mason to return value at an RB3-level ADP

Jordan MasonMinnesota Vikings

Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (low-end RB3 ADP)

I've been aggressively targeting Blake Corum... A down season for Corum in 2026 would be a small miss, given his low-end RB3 ADP.

Blake CorumLos Angeles Rams

Parker Washington to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 7.06)

Parker Washington , Jacksonville Jaguars (ADP: 7.06) ... Washington has already shown enough to make the upside well worth chasing in the eighth round.

Parker WashingtonJacksonville Jaguars

Luther Burden III to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 5.10)

Luther Burden III , Chicago Bears (ADP: 5.10) ... An expanded role, combined with increased usage in favorable personnel groupings, positions Burden for a breakout second season.

Luther Burden IIIChicago Bears

Quentin Johnston to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 10.10)

Quentin Johnston , Los Angeles Chargers (ADP: 10.10) ... At the end of the 10th round, that upside is well worth the price.

Quentin JohnstonLos Angeles Chargers

Jeremiyah Love to outplay his draft cost

it is one that should result in Love coming at a discount on draft day due to the timing of the injury... has already shown enough that he will be a RB2 with weekly RB1 upside once he is healthy and ready for game action.

Jeremiyah LoveArizona Cardinals

Tyjae Spears to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 14.10)

Spears is a worthwhile late-round option because he doesn’t necessarily need a Pollard injury to gain fantasy value.

Tyjae SpearsTennessee Titans

Najee Harris to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 20.10)

Najee Harris , New York Giants (ADP: 20.10) ... he has a clearer path than most handcuffs to standalone flex value.

Najee HarrisNew York Giants

Keaton Mitchell to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 16.01)

Keaton Mitchell , Los Angeles Chargers (ADP: 16.01) ... If Mitchell approaches Achane's level of production, he offers top-10 upside at the position.

Keaton MitchellLos Angeles Chargers

Jordan Mason to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 11.05)

Jordan Mason , Minnesota Vikings (ADP: 11.05) ... Mason shouldn't be relied on as a Week 1 fantasy starter, but he is one of the top handcuff options in fantasy, with real standalone value even if Jones stays healthy.

Jordan MasonMinnesota Vikings

Chris Rodriguez Jr. to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 13.12)

Chris Rodriguez Jr. , Jacksonville Jaguars (ADP: 13.12) ... That makes Rodriguez an intriguing late-round option.

Chris Rodriguez Jr.Jacksonville Jaguars

Dalton Kincaid to outplay his draft cost (8.12, TE11 Yahoo! ADP; 11.02, TE15 ESPN ADP)

His 8.12, TE11 Yahoo! ADP should be treated as a buy-low opportunity. His 11.02, TE15 ESPN ADP must be exploited aggressively.

Dalton KincaidBuffalo Bills

Colston Loveland to outplay his draft cost (4.02, TE3 Half-PPR Yahoo! ADP; 4.05, TE3 PPR ESPN ADP)

Draft Loveland aggressively as the most affordable top-three contender.

Colston LovelandChicago Bears

Terrance Ferguson to outplay his draft cost (13.11, TE21 Yahoo! ADP; 15.04, TE20 ESPN ADP)

Los Angeles Rams second-year tight end Terrance Ferguson is set for a breakout season ... He is currently being drafted via a 13.11, TE21 Yahoo! ADP and a 15.04, TE20 ESPN ADP.

Terrance FergusonLos Angeles Rams

Juwan Johnson to outplay his draft cost (outside of the top 12 options)

Anyone who happens to need a tight end outside of the top 12 options, look no further. Juwan Johnson has quietly been in the league since 2020...

Juwan JohnsonNew Orleans Saints

Chris Bell to outplay his draft cost

Alternative Options : Antonio Williams, Germie Bernard, Ja’Kobi Lane, Chris Bell, Pat Bryant

Chris Bell

Hunter Henry to outplay his draft cost

Alternative Options : Hunter Henry, T.J. Hockenson, Brenton Strange, Terrance Ferguson

Hunter Henry

Jonah Coleman to outplay his draft cost (the RB52 in ECR)

Jonah Coleman is the RB52 in ECR and can be taken at the very end of drafts in non-dynasty formats... Coleman’s value will skyrocket.

Jonah ColemanDenver Broncos