Sleeper Calls

Romeo Doubs to outplay his draft cost (the middle rounds)

I still envision Doubs as a WR3 play, but his upside warrants consideration in the middle rounds as a dart throw worth investing in.

Romeo DoubsNew England Patriots

Parker Washington to outplay his draft cost (a late-round value)

Washington is somehow slipping in drafts as a late-round value... He’s a favorite WR3 target for me in drafts this year.

Parker Washington

Wan'Dale Robinson to outplay his draft cost (WR43 in our rankings)

Dismissing last season as a fluke has caused his ADP to plummet and his ranking to slip; currently, we have him pegged at WR43 in our rankings. Much like Rodney Dangerfield, Robinson is currently getting no respect, and it is high time for to change.

Wan'Dale RobinsonTennessee Titans

Malik Washington to outplay his draft cost (WR74)

Washington is the first Dolphins wideout listed on our ECR as a mid-tier 7 option, at WR74. I understand the hesitation, but the upside alone presents a massive return on investment

Malik WashingtonMiami Dolphins

De'Zhaun Stribling to outplay his draft cost (WR64)

KC Concepcion (WR51), Omar Cooper (WR59), and Denzel Boston (WR60) are next in line, and I would bet on De’Zhaun Stribling (WR64) jumping that trio, or at least Cooper.

De'Zhaun Stribling

Matthew Golden to outplay his draft cost (WR47)

this is why Jayden Higgins (WR53) and Matthew Golden (WR47) stand out as undervalued.

Matthew Golden

Jayden Higgins to outplay his draft cost (WR53)

this is why Jayden Higgins (WR53) and Matthew Golden (WR47) stand out as undervalued.

Jayden Higgins

Rico Dowdle to outplay his draft cost (ADP 58 Overall, RB29)

the familiarity with McCarthy and recent success suggests Dowdle has a stronger path to taking over the backfield and out producing his ADP.

Rico DowdlePittsburgh Steelers

Jonah Coleman to outplay his draft cost (ADP 143 Overall, RB47)

Rookie Jonah Coleman is a dart throw ... but I believe he will be involved alongside JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey.

Jonah ColemanDenver Broncos

Jordan Mason to outplay his draft cost (ADP 113 Overall, RB41)

Mason may very well be in line for a big workload in an offense that’s expected to put up more points this season, making him a value at his ADP of RB41.

Jordan MasonMinnesota Vikings

Jonathon Brooks to outplay his draft cost (ADP 102 Overall, RB37)

Jonathon Brooks (RB – CAR) | ADP 102 Overall, RB37 ... making Brooks one of my top zero RB targets.

Jonathon BrooksCarolina Panthers

Blake Corum to outplay his draft cost (ADP 94 Overall, RB35)

Corum offers plenty of standalone value but also possesses massive contingency upside. Those are the bets you should be taking with a zero RB strategy.

Blake CorumLos Angeles Rams

Christian Watson to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 65)

Christian Watson (WR – GB) ADP: 65 | (WR30) ... if we see a full year out of him, he possesses league-winning upside at current ADP.

Christian WatsonGreen Bay Packers

Kenny Gainwell to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 100)

A consistent receiving role with occasional spikes in usage makes him one of the better mid- to late-round running back values on the board.

Kenny GainwellTampa Bay Buccaneers

Chig Okonkwo to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 179)

Chig Okonkwo (TE – WAS) ADP: 179 | (TE22) Here’s a TE2 with legitimate TE1 upside.

Chig OkonkwoWashington Commanders

Josh Downs to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 102)

He should also see a bump in routes, with his usage likely to increase, making him a really nice value in the middle-to-late rounds of drafts.

Josh DownsIndianapolis Colts

Kyler Murray to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 147)

Kyler Murray (QB – MIN) ADP: 147| (QB18) ... here are five players that are going later than they should and could outperform their ADP.

Kyler MurrayMinnesota Vikings

Makai Lemon to outplay his draft cost (an ADP of WR39 (92nd overall))

With an ADP of WR39 (92nd overall) as of this writing, Lemon is a bet worth making.

Makai LemonPhiladelphia Eagles

Trevor Lawrence to outplay his draft cost (being drafted as a low-end QB1, according to average draft position (ADP))

There's high-end QB1 potential here — as we saw late last season — and yet Lawrence is being drafted as a low-end QB1, according to average draft position (ADP).

Trevor LawrenceJacksonville Jaguars

Christian Watson to outplay his draft cost (his current cost assumes he'll miss a few games)

Watson has the potential to be special. And his current cost assumes he'll miss a few games. With a season of good health, Watson investors could reap handsome rewards.

Christian WatsonGreen Bay Packers

Jalen Coker to outplay his draft cost (late-round)

Coker is a late-round priority for me this season. The massive divide between McMillan and Coker in ADP should not exist.

Jalen CokerCarolina Panthers

Jayden Higgins to outplay his draft cost (late-round)

He's an appealing late-round depth target in deeper fantasy formats, especially given the coaching staff's confidence in his long-term potential.

Jayden HigginsHouston Texans

Ray Davis to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 20.05)

That makes him one of the more intriguing pure handcuffs available.

Ray DavisBuffalo Bills

Tank Bigsby to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 17.01)

It would not be surprising if Bigsby's rushing attempts per game see a notable increase this season.

Tank BigsbyPhiladelphia Eagles

Keaton Mitchell to outplay his draft cost (ADP: 16.03)

Keaton Mitchell , Los Angeles Chargers (ADP: 16.03) ... Given those similarities to Achane, there is a real chance McDaniel ultimately prefers Mitchell over his other options.

Keaton MitchellLos Angeles Chargers