Sleeper Calls
Scored under the published methodology, which sets out what counts as right, what a naive guess would have said, and why an earlier call is worth more than a late one.
- Takes logged
- 1,250
- Graded
- 179
- Average accuracy
- 53.1
- Pundits
- 79
14% settled
out of 100
have made one
How these calls land
Takes in each band
Settled or waiting
179 / 1,250
graded
1,071 still pending
Who is good at sleeper calls
- Simon Hunter100 accuracy · 1 graded+200.0
- Tom Strachan75 accuracy · 16 graded+100.0
- Seth Woolcock67 accuracy · 3 graded+66.7
- Derek Brown60 accuracy · 34 graded+40.0
- Pat Fitzmaurice56 accuracy · 28 graded+22.4
- Ryan Wormeli55 accuracy · 11 graded+20.0
- Sean Kerner50 accuracy · 2 graded+0.0
- Mason Dodd47 accuracy · 15 graded-13.3
- Andrew Erickson46 accuracy · 25 graded-17.1
- Chris Raybon43 accuracy · 7 graded-28.6
- Joe Pisapia40 accuracy · 6 graded-40.0
- Chris Welsh33 accuracy · 11 graded-66.7
- Joe Dolan33 accuracy · 6 graded-66.7
- Scott Bogman33 accuracy · 3 graded-66.7
- Terrell Furman Jr33 accuracy · 3 graded-66.7
- Jake Ciely17 accuracy · 8 graded-133.3
provisionalRatings this early are samples, not reputations — the methodology sets out how many articles it takes before we call one settled.
By publisher
- The Herd with Colin Cowherd (podcast)44.1 · 179 graded
Every sleeper calls take
1151–1175 of 1,250
RJ Harvey to outplay his draft cost (fifth round)
Yes, RJ. Harvey fifth round every single time, auto lock on pick every single time. I'll take him in the fourth.
Kenneth Walker III to outplay his draft cost (the fourth round at RB two price tags)
When you can get a guy that was an RB one last year in the fourth round at RB two price tags, you do it all day
De'Von Achane to outplay his draft cost (the beginning of the second)
He's my twelfth overall player. I want to stay ahead of consensus on a Chan. I think he's worth a first round pick
CeeDee Lamb to outplay his draft cost (pick six)
I think Ceedee Lamb's in a really good spot to just potentially be the wide receiver one overall that you can get a pick six.
Trey Benson to outplay his draft cost (round twelve)
Yeah, Trey Benson. Think he's a premium hand cut back, great prospect coming out last year... hopefully he does have an expanded role.
Chase Brown to outplay his draft cost (round three)
Hopefully he stays in round three... had to call out Chase Brown here... Zach Moss released, so the only competition is gonna be TODJ. Brooks
Ashton Jeanty to outplay his draft cost (eleventh overall)
If you're looking at ADP on fantasypros dot com right now, he's eleventh overall... sometimes you can get him in round two or at the back end of round one.
De'Von Achane to outplay his draft cost (pick sixteen)
So I think it's a round two pick that should be a round one pick.
Braelon Allen to outplay his draft cost (round fourteen)
they're telling us that Braylen Allen's going to be involved in this offense... if anything were to cur to breesall it could be a league winner
Trey McBride to outplay his draft cost (round three)
I think Trey McBride outscores every wide receiver going in round three.
Miles Sanders to outplay his draft cost (Round fifteen)
It's gonna be Miles Sanders not trending well... I would expect that you actually have to spend a reasonable draft on Blue where Miles Sanders could be your last pick.
Tyler Warren to outplay his draft cost (round eleven)
Tyler Warren, great collusion, production, great draft capital, I end, great athleticism
Calvin Ridley to outplay his draft cost (round seven)
it's Calvin Ridley time. And it's just it's easy, free volume and upside... If cam Ward's good, Calvin Ridley is gonna be very good too.
Romeo Doubs to outplay his draft cost (round thirteen)
it's Romeo Dobbs... If you look at just his separation metrics on a per route basis, this guy screams like big breakout season coming.
Drake London to outplay his draft cost (round two)
taking guys in the round two that could have that honestly have Round one type of profiles and could lead their position... Drake London is the guy that I go with here.
Brashard Smith to outplay his draft cost (round fourteen)
I've been talk about Burshard Smith... the upside is massive here. He could be the Jack McKinnon in this offense... It needs to be drafted a ton of spots.
TreVeyon Henderson to outplay his draft cost (Round six)
We're gonna go Trevion Henderson and you have an elite prospect profile. Perfect situation if it wasn't for Amadre being there, I think this would be a Round three pick.
Xavier Worthy to outplay his draft cost (round five)
I'm going to take Xavier Worthy... So I'm completely fine drafting Zavier Worthy is like my wide receiver three.
Jarquez Hunter to outplay his draft cost (Round fifteen)
I'm going with Jarquest Hunter... Hunter is the guy that is built different than Kyrien Williams and Blake korm.
Jayden Higgins to outplay his draft cost (round ten)
So Jayde Higgins, Yes, as a guy you're drafting as your wide receiver five on a lot of different teams. We could be mid season he's producing as a borderline two three for your lineups.
Josh Downs to outplay his draft cost (pick one forty eight on ESPN)
he goes pick one forty eight on ESPN, which is crazy. Josh Downs... This is another young wide receiver that is flash talents, continuing to get better.
J.K. Dobbins to outplay his draft cost (round ten)
I'm going to go JK. Dobbins. I think you have the premium handcuff appeal if R. J. Harvey were to get injured... I think Dobbins crushes
Jakobi Meyers to outplay his draft cost (round eight)
So yes, draft all the Jacobe Myers.
Chuba Hubbard to outplay his draft cost (low RB two)
he's already been drafted as kind of a low RB two... I kind of see him as a value
Drake Maye to outplay his draft cost (ECRs QB sixteen one hundred and eighth overall)
it's Drake May. Who's ECRs QB sixteen one hundred and eighth overall. I have Drake May QB eight eighty ninth overall.
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NFL — sleeper calls (179 graded)
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