Sleeper Calls

MarShawn Lloyd to outplay his draft cost (the late rounds)

Drafting Lloyd in the late rounds carries no real risk because your starting lineup is already set, so any production he gives you is a net positive.

MarShawn LloydGreen Bay Packers

Patrick Mahomes to outplay his draft cost (double‑digit rounds)

The market has officially dipped on Mahomes, and it is handing you a historic discount. When a generational talent slips into the double‑digit rounds, you do not hesitate and you pull the trigger.

Patrick MahomesKansas City Chiefs

Dalton Kincaid to outplay his draft cost (outside the top 100 picks)

Securing this kind of stability outside the top 100 picks gives you a major advantage, and you’re essentially getting a TE2 at a discount.

Dalton KincaidBuffalo Bills

MarShawn Lloyd to outplay his draft cost (RB30)

Lloyd will probably be drafted much earlier than his current ADP... I love Lloyd's ADP right now.

MarShawn LloydGreen Bay Packers

Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (RB35; 91st overall)

Blake Corum's ADP (RB35; 91st overall) prices him like a premium handcuff... Corum can beat his ADP without needing an injury... I want him on all my teams.

Blake CorumLos Angeles Rams

K.C. Concepcion to outplay his draft cost (current FantasyPros ADP remains around 132)

KC Concepcion is the player I am targeting most because we rank him 79th overall while his current FantasyPros ADP remains around 132.

K.C. ConcepcionCleveland Browns

DeVonta Smith to outplay his draft cost (his current ADP of WR13 and 31st overall)

I'm targeting Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith at his current ADP of WR13 and 31st overall... which offers strong value relative to his projected role.

DeVonta SmithPhiladelphia Eagles

Bhayshul Tuten to outplay his draft cost (a borderline top-60 overall cost)

Tuten has the talent to blow past that in 2026, and at a borderline top-60 overall cost, that is a bet absolutely worth taking.

Bhayshul Tuten

Colston Loveland to outplay his draft cost (a top-3 consensus pick)

Colston Loveland is primed to break out at TE and is a top-3 consensus pick.

Colston LovelandChicago Bears

Jalen Coker to outplay his draft cost (pick 140 and WR52)

Right now he is free, pick 140 and WR52, no risk at all.

Jalen CokerCarolina Panthers

A.J. Brown to outplay his draft cost (his current ADP)

If I am picking in the back half of Round 1, there is zero chance Brown makes it to his current ADP.

A.J. BrownNew England Patriots

Quentin Johnston to outplay his draft cost (a current ADP at only WR 39)

With a current ADP at only WR 39, Johnston is flying under the radar. I think he's just beginning to tap into his vast potential.

Quentin JohnstonLos Angeles Chargers

Chris Godwin Jr. to outplay his draft cost (WR35, 84th overall in 0.5 PPR, and WR37, 89th overall in PPR leagues)

Chris Godwin Jr. is the easy target for me at WR35, 84th overall in 0.5 PPR, and WR37, 89th overall in PPR leagues... as your WR4 or WR5? It's a no-brainer.

Chris Godwin Jr.Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Jonah Coleman to outplay his draft cost (a real-time ADP of 148)

The 145th overall player on FantasyPros' ADP list currently has a real-time ADP of 148... Coleman is an ideal and priority stash in drafts this year.

Jonah ColemanDenver Broncos

Davante Adams to outplay his draft cost (his current ADP of 56)

Davante Adams is a steal at his current ADP of 56, offering low-end WR1 production at a discounted WR2 cost.

Davante AdamsLos Angeles Rams

Christian Watson to outplay his draft cost (his 5th round ADP)

With his 5th round ADP, Watson is easily a player that will be on all my redraft leagues, and he will WELL EXCEED his draft position!

Christian WatsonGreen Bay Packers

Parker Washington to outplay his draft cost (the later rounds)

Washington remains an excellent upside swing in the later rounds.

Parker Washington

Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (his current ADP of RB34 and 96th overall)

Even so, a down 2026 season would qualify as only a small miss at his current ADP of RB34 and 96th overall... making Corum a bet worth taking.

Blake CorumLos Angeles Rams

Jaylen Waddle to outplay his draft cost (drafted as a WR2)

Waddle is one of my flag-plant players this year and can easily be drafted as a WR2 with WR1 upside.

Jaylen WaddleDenver Broncos

Brock Bowers to outplay his draft cost (anywhere in the back half of the second round in 12-team drafts)

I think tight end is worth paying up for this year, and I'm willing to take Brock Bowers anywhere in the back half of the second round in 12-team drafts.

Brock BowersLas Vegas Raiders

Dylan Sampson to outplay his draft cost (roughly 100 picks later)

Sampson offers a more appealing bet roughly 100 picks later.

Dylan SampsonCleveland Browns

Parker Washington to outplay his draft cost (around WR30 overall)

the market appears to have settled on him around WR30 overall, despite the offseason hype train ... his floor each week with volume alone makes him a dangerous threat capable of pushing the WR1 envelope

Parker WashingtonJacksonville Jaguars

Marvin Harrison Jr. to outplay his draft cost (outside of the first 24 selections)

I'm willing to give Harrison another chance in 2026, and am banking on a rebound campaign.

Marvin Harrison Jr.Arizona Cardinals

DJ Moore to outplay his draft cost (outside of the first 24 selections)

DJ Moore (WR – BUF) ... Leaving Chicago to join Buffalo during the offseason was a major boon for his fantasy value, as he instantly becomes Josh Allen's top option in the passing game.

DJ MooreBuffalo Bills

Christian Watson to outplay his draft cost (outside of the first 24 selections)

This article focuses on wide receivers that have the potential to finish within the top 12 at the position but are currently being drafted outside of the first 24 selections... Christian Watson (WR – GB)

Christian WatsonGreen Bay Packers