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
1126–1150 of 1,252
Jordan Mason to outplay his draft cost (round eight)
Jordan Mason running back for the Minnesota Vikings... George Mason's going to have some big weeks behind this Vikings offensive line.
Bhayshul Tuten to outplay his draft cost (round twelve)
round twelve is Bishal toot And running back for the Jaguars
Josh Palmer to outplay his draft cost (round fifteen)
round fifteen my bet on a fifth year wide receiver breakout... Josh Palmer wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills
Tucker Kraft to outplay his draft cost (outside of the top twelve tight ends)
Took a Craft like just such a good player, and I can't understand why he's going outside of the top twelve tight ends.
Tetairoa McMillan to outplay his draft cost (round five)
That's Roald McMillan, wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers. I just think that he's being drafted closer to his floor than his ceiling, which I mean he could be a fantasy wide receiver one this year.
Austin Ekeler to outplay his draft cost (rounds eleven through fifteen)
Yes, Colston Loveland, Austin Eckler, then Tyler L. G. Cam Ward and I've a missed one'm one Dale Robinson
Zach Charbonnet to outplay his draft cost (RB thirty five)
It's Zach Charboney... Charbone at cost RB thirty five... he is a really good player
Omarion Hampton to outplay his draft cost (round three)
So I went with Omaron Hampton running back for the Los Angeles Chargers because I just want to make a bet on a first round rookie running back
Jacory Croskey-Merritt to outplay his draft cost (RB forty one in real time ADP)
Bill krossky Merritt running back for the Washington Commanders... I think that round eight is probably the most aggressive I would push him up
Marvin Mims Jr. to outplay his draft cost (round fourteen)
Round fourteen Marvin Mims wide receiver for the Denver Broncos with a full time role... Martin Mims is about to take over the world
Jayden Daniels to outplay his draft cost (round three)
But I went with Jane Daniel. And it's more because I think that there's still some meat left on the bone there.
Tucker Kraft to outplay his draft cost (round nine)
My favorite late round time end, Tucker Craft. I think that he could be a top five Titan when we're drafting next year.
Justin Fields to outplay his draft cost (round nine)
if you're looking for a massive upside swing at quarterback, Justin Fields, it's hard to go past him
Ricky Pearsall to outplay his draft cost (round seven)
why I like buying into Pearsaw here in round seven... I think Rickey Piersaw is just one of the easiest clicks that you can make
Calvin Ridley to outplay his draft cost (wide receiver thirty in real time ADP)
he's why did she for thirty in real time ADP... he will be a value this season, assuming health. Like I'm extremely confident on that
Drake Maye to outplay his draft cost (round ten)
i want Drake May. That's who I want as my quarterback in round ten... the best late run quarterback you can draft
Wan'Dale Robinson to outplay his draft cost (rounds eleven through fifteen)
Yes, Colston Loveland, Austin Eckler, then Tyler L. G. Cam Ward and I've a missed one'm one Dale Robinson
Brock Bowers to outplay his draft cost (round two)
Round two is so stacked this year... but brock Bauers... I thought brock Powers was going to be firmly part of round one
Nico Collins to outplay his draft cost (pick want six through twelve)
I went for a player that goes outside the top five that out with a pick want six through twelve. You can get this guy... Nico Collins wide receiver.
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.
Jerome Ford to outplay his draft cost (Round thirteen)
Love Jerome Ford. He could be a starting running back week one.
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.
Jalen Hurts to outplay his draft cost (middle to possibly the end of the fourth round)
you can consistently get Jalen Hurts in the middle to possibly the end of the fourth round in drafts... round four is a very reasonable price
Trey McBride to outplay his draft cost (third round)
Trey McBride could be one of those guys again talking about drafting players early that could define leagues... people are saying, dude, why didn't I take trade McBride in the first round
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.
By sport
NFL — sleeper calls (179 graded)
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