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
- 1,252
- 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 / 1,252
graded
1,073 still pending
By season
- 2025179 of 183 graded
- 20260 of 1069 graded
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
- Terrell Furman Jr33 accuracy · 3 graded-66.7
- Scott Bogman33 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
1076–1100 of 1,252
Ricky Pearsall to outplay his draft cost (wide receiver thirty five)
But I do believe that he can take the leap this year, having a much cleaner off season
Ricky Pearsall to outplay his draft cost (wide receiver thirty five)
The guy that I want to make sure I'm leaving almost every single draft with... is Ricky Pearsall... His real time ADP... is wide receiver thirty five.
Rashee Rice to outplay his draft cost (the ninth round)
So I just got Rashid Rice in the ninth round of a homely draft last weekend. I think that's pretty decent
Tetairoa McMillan to outplay his draft cost (fifty nine overall)
We are drafting. Give me tetroh A McMillan one hundred percent... I think he could live up to what we wanted Marvin to be last year
Tetairoa McMillan to outplay his draft cost (seventeen overall)
Pooka and Akouba by the way, sliding all the way to seventeen overall, that's where I'm I'm looking for that discount today in a draft. So I'm going to draft
RJ Harvey to outplay his draft cost (the fifties second player overall RB twenty two)
Well, I don't have to break the tie, but just so you know, I'm drafting him as well. So three for three, that's a clean sweep on RJ. Harvey.
Tetairoa McMillan to outplay his draft cost (fifty nine overall)
Couldn't agree more with you, guys. I have him wide receiver sixteen here... like this one is easy.
Christian McCaffrey to outplay his draft cost (the seventh player overall)
he is a reluctant draft and the injury risk is absolutely terrifying
RJ Harvey to outplay his draft cost (the fifties second player overall RB twenty two)
He is worth drafting.
Tyreek Hill to outplay his draft cost (almost as the fortieth player)
See, I'm gonna draft him pat and the reason is because he's going almost as the fortieth player.
Drake Maye to outplay his draft cost (QB sixteen on a ADP)
his value is too good. He's QB sixteen on a ADP... I think he got a draft him because that value
Tyler Warren to outplay his draft cost (tight end eleven)
if you miss on the top three, you should be targeting Craft or Tyler Warren on the back end of the tight end. So that is a draft.
RJ Harvey to outplay his draft cost (a round fifty one)
So I am a draft on RJ. Harvey... I think the ceiling continues to jump up and up
Christian McCaffrey to outplay his draft cost (the seventh player overall)
So I'm going to take some risk here when the running backs fall off. And I'm going to say Christian McCaffrey... is a draft
Breece Hall to outplay his draft cost (RB nineteen forty three overall)
I am a draft of Breece Hall. I actually don't hate the ADP... I actually think in the fourth round, especially full PPR, it's a big check
Tetairoa McMillan to outplay his draft cost (fifty nine overall)
So I'm comfortable drafting him as the ADP continues to rise all the way up until twenty, maybe even up until fifteen... I think he's this year's Brian Thomas junior
Drake Maye to outplay his draft cost (QB thirteen)
Draft. Drake May is my QB eight.
Austin Ekeler to outplay his draft cost (in the mid to late thirties at running back)
whereas Eckler, I think is probably going to lead this backfield in snaps and maybe touches too, and like is really easily draftable, like in the mid to late thirties at running back
Tyler Warren to outplay his draft cost (tight end eleven)
Despite Daniel Jones being there, I to him drafting Tyler Warren... I do like the adp of Tyler Warren
Travis Kelce to outplay his draft cost (the sixty seventh player, the sixth tight end)
I'll put a ring on it... you have Rice out. He's gonna be a red zone option. He got all the targets in the world. So I will put a ring on it
Chris Rodriguez Jr. to outplay his draft cost (an end of the draft dart throw)
And then Chris Rodriguez is like an end of the draft dart throw that I'm happy to take if I don't already have Eckler.
Travis Hunter to outplay his draft cost (outside the top thirty)
So for a wide receiver of that talent to be going outside the top thirty... I think Travis Hunter is still a smash draft.
Joe Mixon to outplay his draft cost (post one hundred)
the boys are passing, I'm gonna draft them late. It's got to be post one hundred kind of where Pat's talking about, maybe even more.
Tyler Warren to outplay his draft cost (tight end eleven)
Yeah, It's like George Kittle and Jeremy Shockey had a baby and it was Tyler Warren. So yes, it's a lot of havoc after the catch.
Tetairoa McMillan to outplay his draft cost (wide receiver thirty four)
the first wide receiver O Lave checks in at like wide receiver thirty four... this is really built around a Lave being too much of a value. So I'm gonna say, draft.
By sport
NFL — sleeper calls (179 graded)
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