Sleeper is a nebulous term in fantasy football. One size never fits all with any column. Half of the NFL's starting quarterbacks in a shallow league might be on the waiver wire. And in my deepest league (a 400-pick bloodbath, a five-hour dance Wednesday night) every backup quarterback and WR5 is rostered.
My goal with this piece is to help you consider fantasy players that might be overlooked or under-appreciated, be it as temporary fill-ins, possible depth grabs or maybe the impetus for a prop play or DFS slot. As always, your mileage may vary, and you know your league — and particular needs — better than an outsider ever could.All the seas have parted for Jackson over the last few weeks. Jonathan Taylor is out for at least a month as his contract standoff moves along. Evan Hull is a rookie.
The Pokes let Dalton Schultz go in the offseason, and although Dallas did address the position in the draft, it also has big hopes for Ferguson. Ferguson had a better yards-per-target number than Schultz last year , for whatever a small sample means to you, and it's reasonable that Ferguson could approach something similar to Schultz's 2022 production , which hashed out to the TE11. Even if you're already set with a stronger tight end, Ferguson makes sense as a depth consideration.
The Cardinals make for a delicious Week 1 matchup; Washington is a seven-point favorite against a franchise that might not even be trying. The Commanders defense is all over my rosters , and I'll also consider Washington as a possible survivor selection. Howell's surrounding pieces give him an interesting upside.The DST position isn't difficult in fantasy — we're chasing favorites and positive game scripts. The point spread is always your guide here.
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