'Sleepers' are an excellent way to gain an advantage in Fantasy Football in the later rounds of the draft.
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A 'sleeper' is an NFL player who could turn out to be very good and be worth way more than you'd expect for the value of the round in which they are drafted.
How to get value out of a sleeper in Fantasy Football
These types of players can be valuable for general rotation, giving you far more options heading into a game week.
For example, if your main wide receiver is playing the best defense in the NFL but your sleeper is putting up good numbers and plays the worst, you can switch them around for that week.
Ten Fantasy Football sleepers
Here comes a look at 10 Fantasy Football sleepers, highlighting at least one one for each position.
- Kenny Pickett, Pittsburgh Steelers (Quarterback): The franchise improved their offense in the off-season and Pickett is a capable rusher. He had a promising pre-season for the team too.
- James Cook, Buffalo Bills (Running Back): The Bills parted ways with Devin Singletary so Cook should see his chances and value improve from a solid rookie season with more opportunities.
- Rachaad White, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Running Back): The Bucs let Leonard Fournette go and did not choose to replace him, with their head coach believing that White can do the job as a three-down back.
- Jahan Dotson, Washington Commanders (Wide Receiver): Doston scored seven touchdowns as a rookie and hit 14+ points on five occasions. He will become the WR1 if Terry McLaurin gets hurt and has a solid QB in Sam Howell to supply him.
- George Pickens, Pittsburgh Steelers (Wide Receiver): Pickens averaged 9.8 points per game as a rookie, which was solid, and he is set to improve as he now has an extra year under the belt and a relationship with Pickett.
- Jordan Addison, Minnesota Vikings (Wide Receiver): Addison is set to be the WR2 for the Vikings, who were ranked third last season for pass percentage.
- Dalton Kincaid, Buffalo Bills (Tight End): Although a TE, Kincaid will often operate as a WR for the Bills due to their lack of depth, and is set to receive a lot of snap plays from Josh Allen.
- Jake Moody, San Francisco 49ers (Kicker): Moody replaces Robbie Gould and is set to clean up reliable points behind an impressive 49ers offense.
- Sam Howell, Washington Commanders (Quarterback): Howell is the starting QB for the franchise and already delivered a solid opening in their 20-16 win against Arizona Cardinals. With the starting spot locked down, he isn't the first QB one would grab but he does have the starting spot secure.
- Kenneth Gainwell, Philadelphia Eagles (Running Back): Gainwell is reported to be the backup to D'Andre Swift and Ralph Vacchiano, yet he already got double-figure points in the Eagles' victory over the New England Patriots, recording 14 rushes for 54 yards and four receptions for 20 yards.
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