12 Sleepers at Every Position for 2024 Fantasy Football

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So we're going to go through at each position we got 12 total. We're going to cover three players at each position. And we're going to start at the running back position. So Cameron, I'll have you start us off here. Who is your running back sleeper that you're choosing? I'm starting with the new guy in green Bay. Marshawn Lloyd Yes. Mr. Marshawn Lloyd, I know Josh Jacobs is new as well, and but obviously not a sleeper. Marshawn Lloyd, the rookie picked in the third round. We've talked a lot about Josh Jacobs this offseason. Adjust how we're not really in on ADP where he's at. a big part about that is because of how this green Bay offense has been run under Matt LaFleur, since Matt LaFleur joined the team in 2019, Aaron Jones only had one season with over 215 carries, and that was the year one with Jamaal Williams. I know what you're saying. Oh, Aaron Jones misses a lot of time. I was telling these guys before we started and I know they were a little surprised. Aaron Jones has missed the same amount of games as Josh Jacobs has since Jacobs entered the league in 2018, so whatever you're saying about Aaron Jones missing time, Josh Jacobs missing the same amount of games and as you know, you have the same amount of concern there over that time. AJ Dillon each of the last three seasons has had 180 carries in each of those three years and 35 targets, despite never averaging over 4.3 yards per carry. While Aaron Jones never averaged under 4.6 yards per carry and twice he averaged over five. So what I'm trying to say there is Matt LaFleur uses two running backs, even if one is wildly inefficient compared to the other one. He uses two running backs. Even if, you know Aaron Jones was getting the pass work with Josh Jacobs probably will as well. So there is going to be a role here for Marshawn Lloyd. And guys, I want to ask you because you're looking at it. Oh there's three three players on this three running backs on this roster. What are the odds that AJ Dillon is a green Bay Packer week one to you guys. Right now it's obvious that he's the odds that he is a Packer. Yes I give it like 25%. Yeah it's I mean that's the spot where I have it. Just because running third string running backs on teams don't usually make the team unless they're playing special teams. And AJ Dillon is just not a special teamer. I also think you have to look at the Josh Jacobs contract here as well. Like, yes, it's a ton of money. You can look at the for years, the actual amount of dollars that he could make throughout this contract, they also gave themselves an out after one year. where had Josh Jacobs dead cap was only $9 million. Next year. If they do decide to cut him after this year if he doesn't pan out. so I'm with you. I really do like Marshawn Lloyd as a sleeper. I think he he I think he does sneaky has some standalone value potential in this offense. that's why I really like him as a sleeper. Because if anything happens to Josh Jacobs, I mean, you know, we're throwing him into the top 15 running back conversation immediately. He can handle a bell call roll. But I also think, you know, when when Josh Jacobs is on the field, you know, they're going to be looking to give Marshawn Lloyd touches on an every week basis as well. What are your thoughts on how this backfield pans out? Ty I honestly think that we're going to see Josh Jacobs get, the heavy dose of the early down work, and then we're going to see Marshawn Lloyd mixed in on those third down works, at least for the beginning of the season. And then I wouldn't be surprised. You know, let's say, you know, in a world where Green Bay's offense isn't hitting, you know, full stride, by mid-season, we could see Marshawn Lloyd hopping a little bit more in that offensive game plan. So I think right away we're going to see a pretty favorable, you know, workload for Josh Jacobs. But that does not mean that like Marshawn Lloyd won't get valuable touches either. And we are looking between Jacobs and Lloyd. We're I think all three of us would say Lloyd is going to be in the situations for, you know, receptions. Those are pretty valuable. And for a guy like Lloyd for as late as he's going, there are some guys in that range also that don't necessarily have that same situation to them. So I think again, like Josh Jacobs, we know money was spent. He has the, the the resume the Marshawn Lynch does not have. But it's again it's not going to all go to Josh Jacobs. Marshawn Lloyd will be involved just enough to have some of value by himself. but also, you know, you could say the argument is that Marshawn Lloyd is probably the more valuable Packer running back to have just because again, he's going this much later and he's going to you still get valuable touches. Yeah, I think I mean, I didn't even really touch on how good Marshawn Lloyd is either. Right? I was just talking about situation and why I think he can succeed. Marshawn Lloyd, as you know, he's a guy that can hit a home run on any play, right? I mean, he's he's he's got great speed. He's got great vision. he's a really good running back. There's a reason the Packers took him to the third round picks too. So I think that that also factors into the only reason he's down lower. You know in this running back 46 is because of Josh Jacobs. So if anything did happen to Jacobs right, like you said I mean he has got great standalone value. Then. We're going to talk about a guy next who might have a little bit more standalone value, maybe a little bit more quickly. you're going to talk about running back in an offense where, yeah, there is a little bit more of a clear path to touches. Who's your running back sleeper? I talked about him, last week. it's Rico Dowdle and it's not super exciting Rico Dowdle because there Rico Dowdle does not have a hundred carries to his name in his career so far. but the fact is that this Dallas offense is still projected to be one of the highest scoring units, one of the more efficient units in the entire league. And yes, Zeke is there, who's 28, 29. Mike McCarthy has already come out and said, this is a committee. This is not one player's backfield by any means. But at the same time, we don't know if it is going to be a 6040 Zeke to Rico down display. For all we know it could be 60% to Rico Dowdle 40% to Zeke. And yes like Z could steal the goal line touches. Maybe mix in some receiving work here and there. I honestly don't see why Rico Dowdle doesn't have that same kind of opportunity that it's not it's not necessarily going to be divided out by like, who's going to be the better receiver, who's going to be the better downhill runner. This really is like kind of an interchangeable, you know, running back tandem. So I know Rico Dowdle you know, again doesn't have the body of work to that you can like rely on or bank on. But the fact is like with this Dallas offense for as late as he's going and again, the opportunity that he has compared to some of the other guys going in his you know, in these in this range of, of of of drafts, I why would you not take a shot on a guy like Rico Dowdle? Again? You're not you're not paying the price for him to be in your lineup every single week where he goes, you can probably get him as you're running back for on your team. And the pay off is massive. That like, what if Zeke is just gassed? Yeah, I've got it. He's toast. I mean, I think that's such a plausible outcome this year. I know I'm still in on Zeke. I do prefer Zeke to to doubtful. mostly because I mean we've seen Zeke do more recently even in a backup role to him under Stevenson. I mean we saw Zeke end of last season. I mean he was a fantasy beast at the end of last season. That was on the back of a crap ton of receptions obviously. but I digress. It's a total possibility that five weeks in Zeke just has zero juice left in the tank. So they go to the 26 year old. And so the 28 year old 26 year old being Rico Darnell. How do you see the backfield checking out Cameron. Because again it's more clear than a marshawn Lloyd. Josh Jacobs. And I think this one, it leaves a lot to be desired. But I think both have an argument to be the the one in this backfield. Yeah it's I mean what it really comes down to is you look we got an ambiguous backfield for a team that's probably going to be top five in scoring okay I mean two touchdowns are going to have to happen. Someone's going to have to get the touches. And so it's like getting a guy running back or you know the running back 45 is where you're taking down all that. You have a chance at 150 plus touches. And he could fall into the endzone 6 or 7 times just because they need people to fall into the end zone on this team, because they're going to be in the red zone, so much. So it's just like, yeah, I you definitely see a path for him. He was the clear backup running back last year to Tony Pollard. Now with Zeke right. Zeke's not going to take 250 carries this year. Even if Zeke is the one. Zeke is not taking 250 carries this season which you know doubtful when you're taking these sleeper guys you want guys who have path to touches and doubters is probably the clearest out of any running back in the in the you know, 40s and beyond because it's just him and Zeke and that's it. So I, I agree I think it's Zeke as the one a but this has got so much tread on those tires. They they can't rely on him to take 250 carries this year. They have to even it out a little bit more between the two of them. And the one last thing I admit two when it comes to Rico. Doubtful. Like when I when you were talking about Marshawn Lloyd, I was thinking like, if Josh Jacobs goes down with an injury, Marshawn Lloyd can step in and take on the full workload because I think he is at talented versus Rico. Doubtful. Like if Zeke goes down, I don't think Rico is just going to take the entire workload. I wouldn't be surprised if they go out and bring somebody else in. Then for a one week, two week window for however long Zeke would be out for. So like it's not the same. Kind of like bell cow opportunity that like a marshawn Lloyd could have. But again like if Rico and Zeke you know stay healthy throughout the season, there's a way where both of them are benefiting from the fact that it's just those two in the backfield and no one else coming in and helping out. So the running back I'm going to talk about, I think has the least clear path to touches. Yet at the same time, when I say that, I, I almost wonder if he has the most clear in some ways as well. Ty Chandler and I'll explain what I mean by that, because the guy I'm going to talk about is Ty Chandler Cohen currently going off the board as the running back, 44. he's going to be the backup for Aaron Jones. That is very clear. But when you're looking for like a fifth or sixth running back on your team and drafts, I think it's always a good idea to just bet on the young, high upside, athletic running backs. because when Alexander Madison was just putrid last season, and weeks 15 to 18 when they kept Ty Chandler on the field because they were quite literally forced to keep him on the field with how good he was playing. He was significantly better than Alexander Madison. Chandler was averaging 15.3 touches and nearly 82 total yards per game. at this point in Aaron Jones's career, it's almost certain that he's going to miss a handful of games. I mean, he missed six last year. and he has only played one fully healthy season in his career. The big problem with Ty Chandler is that he's putrid, a pass blocking okay, that is not his forte. But what I'm hoping is that coming into year two, he's had all offseason to learn and grow in that category. He's going to have all preseason to learn and grow in that area of his game. So when Aaron Jones does inevitably missed time this year, you're gonna throw in Ty Chandler. And again, we're going to be talking about him as a top 20 running back when he's thrown into the lineup. So for a guy that I could snag as my running back, five in a handful of my drafts, I absolutely love taking a shot on a guy like Ty Chandler who might actually get anywhere from 4 to 6 seven quality starts this year. That's just not something you can find, unless if we're talking a potential recall at this point, the draft. Yeah, I do agree. I think the thing I like too, about Ty Chandler is, you know, where everything stands, right? You know that he's going to have a role in this offense. But you know he's the backup. Whereas, you know, kind of these other guys you're like especially doubtful. Like you're sitting there like, can I start him this week. Can I not like Chandler. You're going to kind of know okay, I can I can play him this week. I can so I do like that. And like you said, it's just it's just the upside that you know, you have. He's he's better than just a handcuff. I think that's, that's kind of the category he's falling in. And I think too, when we're talking about sleepers, we're not talking about late round guys who are going to be the top 15 guy who's going to win you that your league. That's not Chandler, but like you said, he's got a role. And if he needs any standalone, you know if he gets any standalone time he he's going to you know he's going to benefit tremendously. And he's a guy that you're for sure going to be feel competent. Put in your lineup. Even when Kevin O'Connell first took over and it was Dalvin Cook in Alexander Madison in the backfield, Madison was still getting touches. Granted, it wasn't a whole lot, but Madison found the end zone a couple times. And that's that's the beauty with Ty Chandler is that Coke has kind of played his hand a little bit, that it's not entirely going to go to one guy. He tried to do that last year with Alexander Madison, and maybe it's just a debate on just the talent trying to do a bad running back, right? Like that's what we come back to. Exactly. And I think Aaron Jones while an upgrade again, it's not the most sure thing to bank on because like you said, he's had two injury problems and quite honestly like his only you know, the only thing that he provides that Ty Chandler doesn't is just pass protection. I think both of them are pretty similar in terms of just what they provide a team right? One one is just done it for longer and been more efficient than the other. That's all to say that like Ty Chandler again, another guy that's got some standalone value and you know that if Aaron Jones goes down his upsides, you know it's to the moon then. Because again, we've seen that this offense would rely on him when it is just Ty Chandler. All right. Before we move on to our wide receiver sleepers, you can listen to our podcast in a variety of ways. the first way and probably the most entertaining way, is over on YouTube youtube.com slash at the Fantasy Football Fellows. We are also doing our draft guy giveaway over there as well. You might be watching there already. you just have to subscribe and comment down below. We're choosing one lucky winner from each video for the rest of the summer again. YouTube.com slash at the Fantasy Football Fellows. The second way, obviously, is to listen on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, wherever, wherever you get your podcasts from, you can subscribe there. we're grateful for all your support, wherever you may be listening in, but wanted to make sure, if you're over on on the podcast, finally got to keep talking about YouTube. This video, you can go subscribe. but also if you're like, the card, I want to pull up a YouTube video, head on over to your podcast feed. We are there for you as well. Let's dive in on these wide receiver sleepers now, fellas, we're all in the same order. Cameron, we'll have you talk about your sleeper wide receiver first. I had a crush on this player last year. I'm officially done with this player now. But you're still in. Jerry Jeudy I am still in. And I am just a sucker for. For pain, I guess. Hysteria. Judy. He's gone. Us a wide receiver, 56. I think a lot of people are going to be surprised to hear two years ago, this guy was the wide receiver, 22. In 2022, he was, which is just just an insane, you know, stat to think about. He's going as the wide receiver 55 right now and two years ago is a wide receiver. 22 that the thing that's always been, you know, clear about Jerry Judy is he's a good route runner right? I mean that's always been clear. Wide receiver for 14 and, target separation last season he was 17th and unrealized yards. Which if you don't know what that means, it's the amount of the amount of yards that were thrown his way that didn't convert into a catch. So he was 17th, which means he had a lot of passes thrown his way. He had a lot of, you know, deeper passes thrown his way that him and Russ just didn't end up connecting. And, you know, there's different parts of that. Judy has always had drop problems. that's, you know, that's been something that's been a little pretty clear. Him and Russ just didn't seem to be on the same page. Him and Sean Payton didn't seem to be on the same page last year. There was a reason he was gone pretty quickly. after after this season and then he goes to Cleveland and he gets a three year, $52.5 million contract for me. What that tells me is he's a clear wide receiver too, right? It's not always Elijah Moore going to take take snaps from here. You know it's it is Jerry Judy and Jerry. Judy does play a little bit more in the slot. so he'll he'll slide there a little bit more. But he, he also does play on the outside. And so I think Jerry Judy is going to have a pretty firm role in this in this team. Elijah Moore saw 104 targets last season, which was 30th in the NFL, which I was shocked by to like that was a stat. I was like, really? Elijah Moore was top 30 and targets last year. But I mean, I guess so, he's probably going to be the third option on this team behind the Joker and Cooper, but I feel like he's got a good enough role. And for me, I we've just seen so many flashes of upside with Jerry Judy that I'm going to given him one more chance here. And at the wide receiver 56 or 55. Excuse me. It just feels free to use. I mean, maybe not free, but it feels extremely cheap to do so. So I've been giving him chances constantly. I think he's my third highest drafted player over an underdog right now. Yeah. And over on underdog, there are quite literally thousands upon thousands of people doing fantasy football drafts right now. because there are large chunks of money to be won, people who are scooping up potential value sleepers early before they start rising up board. So, if you want a chance at potentially winning a share of $20 million or giving away the summer through their contests, underdog fantasy.com, promo code fellows, you'll get, deposit match up to $250, 50%, that is. And then you'll also get a free score for the Pick'em lobby and our draft guide for free. So if you want to get a free draw card that way as well, you can use our promo code fellows over on underdog. But I think the thing with Jerry, Judy that. I'm, I'm wrestling with is you've got you've got you've got Amari Cooper there who we all like that David and joke who they're who I think Kevin Stefanski at this point has to figure out a way to get the ball to you, as he did at the tail end of last season, we saw Elijah Moore kind of suffer at the hands of that. I'm I'm not optimistic Deshaun Watson is going to be competent enough this year to support three potentially viable wide receiver. Like when I'm thinking about Jerry Judy as a wide receiver 55 I think he might finish just like the wide receiver 45 this year. And is that enough upside for me to take a shot on him at wide receiver? 55 yeah. but as you said, there could be opportunity there with Elijah Moore. you know, drawing 100 plus targets last year. Ty year, a guy who was also in on Jerry Judy last year. How are you? How are you trying to reconcile your your differences after last year? I'm not Amen. Brother might predates me. no, but the thing that gives me some kind of hope for Jerry, Judy that I again, I'm not, like, pounding the table for Jerry Judy at this price tag. But the fact is, is that Cleveland last year, they ran three wide receiver sets at nearly a top ten rate in the league. So yes. And joke who's on the field. Yes. Cooper's on the field. I don't think Elijah Moore's going to see 100 targets again with Jerry Judy now in town. I don't think David and joke who is going to see what was at 128 targets, 123 targets. Yes. And Joe, who could push 100? but I think there's still going to be decent work available for Jerry, Judy. And again, for a guy that is been always the route runner, Amari Cooper has just been utilized downfield in this in this Kevin Stefanski offense, I think there's room for Judy to, I'll say, operate. And again, I'm not pounding the table for the guy. But like we I there's very few players that are going to be in a good offense like Judy is who are still going to be arguably a top three option in their offense, that are going that late in drafts. So it's it's again, it's I think he's a fine depth piece. if you can let go of the last three years in Denver. Yeah. He's, he's hard because he's a guy that we've been told is gonna, like, reach this next echelon of players. And he just has not. And so finally, people are just like, okay, no, he's done right. And that's that's that's how I feel is that we've dropped him too far. That's why I consider him a sleeper, which I mean, at this point, I think you can absolutely consider him a sleeper. After round ten. You know, it's not like Judy didn't for a first round draft pick, right? Like we'll come back to that. He was, the best route runner. I had him down for a in the class when he came out of college, but obviously things have not panned out in his career. And Cleveland is kind of the last dance, if you will, for Jerry. Judy, if it isn't this year, he's he's officially. No in the furnace. nobody is. Nobody's thinking about him after this year till, have you jump in here? Who is your wide receiver candidate? You're going someone a little bit more fresh in the league. Yeah. it's a rookie wide receiver, actually. very fresh. Yeah. And I, I never thought there would be a day that I be talking about a Patriots wide receiver after the days of Tom Brady, but here we are. Ja’Lynn Polk it's Jalen Polk. And I don't think a lot of people are expecting much from this New England offense, which is fair. but it's a wide open receiver room in New England okay. Yes. Jalen Pollock is there. You've got Kendrick Bourne, Demario Douglas, Javon Baker. Juju Smith Schuster K.J. Osborne. It's a lot of like I again I don't play football. So I don't really want to be like too harsh on the guys. But like there's no standout guy in that wide receiver room okay. but for the player that Jalen Polk is who is kind of the do it all kind of wide receiver that is going to go over the middle of the field, who is going to stay on the field just because he's versatile, that he can play outside and inside. He run blocks. And again, you don't get any points in that fantasy football, but that matters in the NFL. I think there's a way for Jalen Polk to get on the field early in New England and then have the opportunity to be the second half of the year, you know, rookie wide receiver, breakout that we've seen the past two years. We saw with Amon-ra Saint Brown. We saw it with with Rasheed Rice last year. Honestly like I don't know why he can't be Jalen Pork again I feel like the situation is very advantageous for him. For a guy that is going to build chemistry right away with this quarterbacks, because again, he is a do it all kind of guy. And I, I put a lot of value in the evaluation that Matt Harmon does over reception perception. Go check out his work. It's phenomenal stuff. He's like, don't make me actually, you know, I'm not taking this comparison seriously when I say this, but he reminds me of Puka Nacua not saying he is going to be Puka Nacua, but they are two wide receivers who just do it all and they are slightly better than you think they are who are going to win downfield, can win in the short and intermediate parts of the field. Again, a quarterback's best friend, no matter if it's Jacoby Brissett who we've seen, actually can play decent ball a little bit and can help support some wide receiver play in production. Or if it's Drake Maye right I, I, I get it's New England. No one likes to bet on this New England offense. But at the wide receiver 71. Like that's a that's a very very small price to pay for a guy that can emerge as the one in that offense and crack at least the top 50. The thing I like about Jalen Pollock as a sleeper to a lot of people are gonna say, well, Demario Douglas, you know, who's going to be the guy who returns on value here? The problem with Pop Douglas is that the I just don't think the same upside is there. The Jalen Podcast, even like I'm going to go ahead and say it. I don't even know if a guy like Pop Douglas has the same upside as my my guy Javon Baker made you pop for I'm may I make people in weird fashion and. I am so much investable on our streams that I'm like, if I don't have a drop for him soon, I need that. But but this is what I like about Jacob Pollock is that I think if you're going to choose one wide receiver in this room, he has the most upside to be the wide receiver, one for this team. sifting through this wide receiver room, Cameron. Yeah, it's this this kind of feels like the budget green Bay Packers in a way of which we just don't know who the number one is. Ultra. Walmart. Yeah, the ultra like Kmart, right? I mean it's it it it it is to some extent, you know, I, I see a world I think it's for me, it feels pretty clear that John Paul could easily be the wide receiver one in this offense. It's just the question is then what does that actually mean? Like does that mean anything for fantasy football if you're the wide receiver, one of the New England Patriots, it might not. But if Drake Maye comes out and is legit, I mean there was a lot of teams that like Drake Maye. So I think that bodes a little bit, you know a little bit better for him. He's definitely going to be a guy who's going to kind of, you know, era and I'll make some, you know, errant passes, especially his rookie season. But that's not always the worst thing for a fantasy wide receiver when he got a quarterback who's not not afraid to sling it. And so do I think he has quite that same upside as, like, an amon-ra Saint Brown. No. But do I think do I think you're right. And you're thinking tie of that late later breakout where he kind of comes up and also he's fantasy relevant right. I'm not saying he's going to come. I don't think he's going to go when you're your league that second half of the year. But I think also in that second half of the year, you're going, hey, Jalen pokes a nice little piece that I can put in get you know 10 to 12 points here and there. He's a he's a good flex start that I can kind of you know rely on second half of the season. I want to see for 71 I think that is a risk free. It's free right. again 12th round guy. If he you know if you if you want to hold on to a guy in the 12th round of your draft, final round of your draft, past, you know, week one, two for the waiver wire, guys like, you know, Jalen Polk, I think it is going to be a guy who potentially could get dropped quickly if teams do draft him early, and then you can scoop him up later when he does start to to pan out. I'll talk about one more wide receiver before we take a quick break here, fellas, I can't I went back and forth on four different wide receivers for this episode and I can't quit Jahan Dotson man, I just can't I Jahan Dotson I tried running in Darnell Mooney and I literally vomited him up and I'm like, I can't believe I'm going to talk about Darnell Mooney. There's no way I could talk about Darnell Mooney as the fourth option in the Atlanta Falcons. I do think there's a unique role for him there, but boy, I'd have to do a lot of convincing. I thought about Rasheed Shaheed, and all the pre-snap motion that that the Saints will have in place this year. and, you know, but I thought about it and I'm like, okay, Rasheed Shaheed, what's his upside though, with Derek Carr a quarterback but like the wide receiver 35 at best. I want to think about a guy who is going after the 10th round, who I think at some point during the season could be a consistent wide receiver. Three on your fantasy football team. But I do think that player could be Giants and still I'm willing to throw last year out, I really am. I've I've gone back and forth of like, is that fair? Is that not because there's typically these second year check marks? We like to see rookies hit a Jahan Dotson almost like zero of them. for this offense last year was disastrous under Eric Bieniemy. And Sam Howell showed that. Yeah. Despite being able to sling the rock around the yard because he's being told to you, I mean, the guy is going to be a career backup at best, that that's where Sam Howell is not there's no synergy with this team. The disconnect was so obvious between Sam Howell and all these wide receivers, and it was just painful. After John Dotson rookie season right. But now you bring in Kliff Kingsbury, who has a track record of producing high volume pass happy offenses in the league. Yeah. Curtis Samuel he moves on to Buffalo as well. He frees up just over 90 targets on this team I think like I'm just labeling Jahan Dotson as this prime post hype sleeper, similar to Nico Collins after his second year, right where it was like, all right, Nico, this is his chance to take a leap year two. We expected that for Dotson. He didn't get a pull through. I think this offense or this team made enough moves to hopefully spark sparks, some sort of goodness, some sort of production in this offense this year, especially when you look at the depth chart behind Jahan Dotson for the wide receiver two role. If you're that scared of Luke McCaffrey, I hate to tell you, Jahan Dotson, just a better player. Yeah. I mean, the only worry is that the Brandon I you can rumors come true and he ends up there. that's could that could foil this whole thing. And that was one of the reasons why I almost didn't do Jahan dots. But then I, I didn't want that to be the reason. And then I you doesn't get traded and that it's like up to Honda. So here we go. Top 35 wide receiver this year. Yeah. No it's that's that's definitely the case. But like you said I mean he looked so good that first year right. I mean we all well three of us were like we're all in on John Dawson. And last year was so disappointing. I said, Jerry dude is my third highest drafted wide receiver. John. That's is my second highest drafted wide receiver. Oh, a lot of that just has to do. You know, with ADP, you know he's fallen this far. But he is the clear second option in this passing attack. And if they can kind of get him, you know, use them the way that he actually should be used in this offense. I think that opens up a lot. J I mean, Jayden Daniels last season, I mean, he showed in college, he likes to throw the rock, right? He's a rushing quarterback. Boy he could sling that thing. He I they scored a lot of touchdowns threw for a lot of yards. So I think there's definitely some some great upside for Jahan Dotson this season. And I really really like Dotson at ADP. The thing with Dotson for me is again where he goes in drafts, how many other wide receivers have a path to seeing 90 plus targets? Quite literally, no. Almost nobody in that range. Yeah. Like I could give you two names and that's that's it. Right. That's that is again, it's not an exciting offense. So people are just going to overlook John Dotson, but keep letting them overlook John Dotson, because we're telling you, doesn't matter how bad the offense is, if you're going to get volume, you're going to get volume. And that's production of fantasy football. And then Jahan Dotson is that prime candidate in that like literally according to the draft Sharks ADP PPR consensus rankings. Got that one right this time. John Dawson's going in that like round 12, round 13 turn. You're getting 90 plus targets that late in your drafts. That's that's a that's a very, very easy pick for all three of us. Jahan Dotson sucks this year. Guess what. He's probably the first wide receiver off your team to make room for whoever the who can acquire the Kyren Williams of Devon, Chad the Think Dell is this year and you're just going to replace him for more upside anyway. So a cost for what upside he brings you? I'm I'm perfectly fine taking him there. Wide receiver 63 again last round in my draft kind of pick. Let's take a quick break fellas. We'll be back with our quarterback and tight end sleepers afterwards for the. NFL today's podcast episode is brought to you Quick Break by Underdog Fantasy where it is best ball summer. There are five core best ball tournaments to play in with over $20 million up for grabs this summer, you can even take a crack at winning the top prize of $1.5 million in their infamous Best Ball Mania five contest. To enter, had to underdog fantasy.com or download the app and use the Code Fellows to get a first deposit bonus up to $250 and our 2024 draft guide for free again. Had to underdog fantasy.com or download the app and use Code Fellows to sign up. Must be 18 plus. At present in the state where underdog fantasy operates, terms apply concerned with your play? Call 1-800-522-4700 or visit NPC gambling.org already. We are back and we are going to continue on with our quarterback and tight end sleepers here. The thing with their quarterback sleepers here is we recognize you're not going to be walking out of too many of your drafts with two quarterbacks in single quarterback leagues. However, if you are in a super flex league, if you are playing an underdog fantasy, these are players we absolutely love after round ten in your fantasy drafts. And frankly, Cameron, the guy you're talking about, I am shocked he's going after round ten right now. This is like a fall from grace that I'm not entirely sure is Precedented. Trevor Lawrence Yeah, it's it's Trevor Lawrence. And if we're being honest, if you were like me last year, you were very disappointed in Trevor Lawrence. but what I will say is, for as bad of a season as it was, it really wasn't that bad from a fantasy football perspective, right? I mean, he's shown Back-To-Back seasons with 4000 passing yards. He's had at least 290 rushing yards each year of his career. and he scored 25 total touchdowns last year. Right. That's his baseline right now is 4000 passing yards 300 rushing yards in 25 total touchdowns. He's currently going as a quarterback 17 despite only having one less point per game last year than Stroud, only 0.7 points per game, less than Mahomes. Only 0.4 less per games than Goff. And he outscored Tua by a four point and outscored Baker in points per game last year, which is crazy because two had 4600 yards and 29 touchdowns and you felt like two had a pretty decent season. But yet Trevor Lawrence is outscoring them by a point per game. And you felt like Tara Lawrence had an awful year. Now you know obviously lose count loses Calvin Ridley I'm a believer in Brian Thomas I don't think it's gonna be a one for one replacement right away, but getting a healthy Christian Kirk is huge, right. Because that's we watched that. You know, that offense two years ago and that was their entire offense is RPO to Christian Kirk pretty much the entire time. And that's why Christian Kirk when you know, Lucas said, you know, best kept secret in the NFL or in fantasy football is Christian Kirk. That's why he ended up being the best kept secret was because it was just RPO nation with Christian Kirk. Well, now Christian Kirk is going to be healthy. You have a hopefully Gabe Davis will be back healthy just to help you know be that Zay Jones replacement. And then you got Brian Thomas who has got tremendous upside on the outside. So I think for me what I'm trying to say is this dude finished as the quarterback 14 points per game last year. And what we all thought was an abysmal year. And yet he goes as the quarterback. 17 the pendulum is just swung too far I think, Justin Herbert kind of feels the same way except Justin Herbert's not on a team that's going to look to pass the ball and or not. He's not on a team that has, you know, two very good weapons and, you know, Gabe Davis. And so I'm sorry. Gabe. Oh, man, I he's what I was trying to say. He's he's a good wide receiver. He's going to help this you know his fantasy value I just don't quite put him on the Christian Kirk and Brian Thomas tier. So that was what I was trying to get I wasn't trying to dig right there. But yeah I, I really like Trevor Lawrence for a bounceback season this year. And I think even if he doesn't he's returning on ADP. First and foremost. thank you for the Christian Kirk shots there. I will forever victory lap that pat myself on the back to that take. That was it was a pick. Not a lot of people liked club for that plenty. And I wouldn't you know absolutely smash ADP. the the other point I think I'm going to make about Trevor Lawrence is there's like there is sneaky rushing upside here. This is a guy who, in two of his first three years in the league, has had at least 70 rushing touchdowns, only played 16 games last year. So he would have been on pace. You know, tack on another four rushing attempts there 73 6274 rushing touchdowns five rushing touchdowns the last two years. There. There is sneaky rushing upside here with Trevor Lawrence. So sure can he make strides in the passing game. This offense needs to to change first and foremost. I don't think it can. We can keep running it back year after year after year. This is just kind of the Doug Peterson trend that we saw in Philadelphia. Right. They smash the first year second year like okay. All right. Not as great third year like oh my gosh Doug Peterson what are you doing. And then finally Doug Peterson got run out of town. So I'm worried we're going to continue seeing this trajectory. And I'm not trying to prescribe Philadelphia to Jacksonville when Doug Peterson was there. But, I do think we need to see some improvement and whatever the heck is happening, in the Jacksonville organization to to make sure Trevor Lawrence is still successful. But we're talking from a purely fantasy perspective. I think you're right. I think this is the floor for Trevor Lawrence at quarterback 17. I don't think he finishes any lower than this this year. No. For me, you kind of touched on it, cam. It feels like the pendulum has just swung too far. And we're overcorrecting a little bit with Trevor Lawrence and it's almost kind of like the opposite then for a guy like C.J. Stroud. And like, we know that, like, there's plenty of argument to say that, like, Chris Rock could be a top five guy. That's where he's going in drafts right now. Just because, again, it's the Houston offense. But like with quarterbacks, you need to pay attention to. Again, the pendulum swings right. Brock Purdy is going as a top 12 guy. Yes he was the quarterback six last year on a hyper hyper hyper efficient offense right. Like we need we need to like that's at least what you need to pay attention to once you get outside of like the top 8 or 9 quarterbacks, there are guys that are two that are going to late because we are again, overcorrecting their guys are going to early that we're projecting that again or that haven't proved it exactly just yet. So for a guy like Trevor Lawrence, again with sneaky upside and for the fact that Trevor Lawrence, in his two years with Doug Peterson, has been top ten in the arts, they air it out in that offense. And last year he was top five and dropped passes that didn't help him out at all. And so yes, you you let Calvin Ridley walk. That's a loss. But a guy like Gabe Davis who is a downfield guy, you draft Brian Thomas Junior who's a downfield guy. They are loading out for big plays and honestly like why can't Trevor Lawrence like support that? I think he can. We all I think we all can admit he's got the talent to do that Christian Kirk then Evan Ingram underneath like there I feel like this situation for Trevor Lawrence is much better than it was last year. And that feels weird to say. But you look at the personnel, it fits right into Trevor Lawrence's game. Yeah, and I didn't want to make my comment come across as I don't see them making these changes, but like something needs to change. and it needs to hit this year and they're making strides towards making those changes. We just need to see it actually pan out. But regardless whether it does or not, it feels like quarterback 17 is the floor here for Trevor Lawrence. Ty I really like the quarterback sleeper you're going to be talking about here. Because I do think we're after a very successful 2022 campaign. Geno Smith I think we're going to get a bounce back this year from this 2023 season. We're discounting the Seahawks offense right now Geno Smith for his quarterback 24 price tag that you're paying for him is one of the I'll say like that's one of my favorite candidates to absolutely smash is ADP this late in drafts I know last year was abysmal. there is a new change, though in the Seattle offense. I feel like we're going to we're going to keep talking about this change in Seattle. I've been on record saying that like it's like college offensive coordinator. I don't know how much I trust it, but it feels like they got the right college offensive coordinator to like, helps bring this offense back to, you know, being one of the better units in the league. Right where it was just in 2022 where Geno Smith was a quarterback five. He was fifth in deep ball completion percentage. He was top ten in yards deep ball attempts true completion percentage. and Ryan Grubb who's now the offensive coordinator last year in Washington, they were eighth and pass rate, fourth and deep pass rate. That plays right into Geno Smith's game. You've got a guy like Metcalf. You got Jason who I think all three of us are kind of like you know what. He this could be the year he overtakes Tyler Lockett becomes that wide receiver to Tyler Lockett. Won't go away entirely either. Like there is. There is a world where Geno Smith can support all three of these wide receivers. Even with the run game that they could have Geno Smith is them pushing top 15 right. And for if you miss out on some of these quarterbacks in that middle in these middle rounds I think it's perfectly okay to sit on Geno Smith. And again for his price tag, if he doesn't hit and someone does on waivers, you can let him go. But I, I have enough confidence in Geno Smith to correct what happened last year. And I also want to say this too. It wasn't all Geno Smith's fault last year for their lack of success on offense. their offensive line was the fifth worst graded pass blocking offensive line per PFF. There's a reason why they had no success in the passing game. So with the with the schematic change, with the coaching change, I think we could see a rebound in this Seattle offense similar to Trevor Lawrence. The pendulum has just swung a little too far. I think we've forgotten how good Geno Smith was in 2022. And we're back on this train of like well Geno Smith is a career backup. And now he's going to go. Now he's going to Layton drafts. And I just I love his ADP. He's a sleeper that you should take a shot on because I think he can best this quarterback 24 tag. Yeah you mentioned number one true completion percentage. Also number one in the league and completion percentage over expected during his time with the Seahawks as well I I there's not much I can add because I am so bullish on the Seahawks offense this year. what are you going to chime in with Cameron I just feel like the biggest winner of Ryan Grubb coming over has to be Geno Smith. Right. We're kind of talking about oh how is Jason Lock and Metcalf going to you know we're well how it's going to work. Is it going to throw the ball more. Right. And that that's only going to help help help out Geno. So I think that's huge I think obviously it gives him that upside to go hit 30 touchdowns again. And you know if you had 30 touchdowns to play all 17 games you're probably going to be a top ten quarterback in fantasy football. So I I you know I I got to say I'm in on Geno. My rankings don't always like necessarily reflect it. but I think that he is a good quarterback too right. I think he maybe could find his way up into that fringe quarterback. One but like you said, I mean, we're we're talking about a guy going as a quarterback, 24 okay. You don't even have to draft a guy. You you know, you can wait and pick up because week three, because he's still going to be out there if your quarterbacks hurt. So yeah Geno Smith for sure I mean he could be the last pick your draft. And I really like him as a backup on your team. Yeah especially for those two quarterback leagues. You know the guy who you don't have to all over prioritize and jump on right away. If you want to focus on building out your roster and then wait for, you know, a Geno Smith who might be the last guy to take it, you know, in a two quarterback world, super flex league in a 12 man league. I love the price tag on Geno Smith there. Matthew Stafford I really like the price tag on my quarterback sleeper as well. because Matthew Stafford goes is the quarterback 19 right now I it makes sense. And I'm going to talk about my doppelganger on our own show. After getting wake. We see all the comments right. Like all the comments on our shirts. It's like is this Matthew Stafford like wow, Matthew Stafford doing doing TikTok in the offseason. Right. Like we we we see you all out there. I laugh every time one of those comes through. but it makes sense that I talk about him on on this episode because I believe he might actually be the biggest quarterback sleeper. And I'll kind of get into why I typically like my quarterbacks to have rushing upside. And but it's really undeniable how good this Los Angeles Rams offense was with all their weapons on the field last year, and I believe will be in 2024 when this offense did have all of Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua, Kyron, etc. on the field from weeks 12 to 17. Last year, Stafford was a quarterback six. He was averaging nearly 21 fantasy points per game. We know Sean McVay is still going to run a crap ton of 11 man personnel. So you're going to have Puka Cooper Kupp Kyron DeMarcus Robinson Colby Parkinson. You're going to have all of these weapons out on the field at Matthew Stafford's disposal. I really do think this offense could be a scary as their 2021 Super Bowl run, Mina Kimes said I we brought it up on our mock draft episode like she thinks this Rams offense was the second best offense in the league when they had all their weapons out on the field last year, and I will take any quarterback with Matthew Stafford savvy. His experience under under the offense of Sean McVay. I just think what he has all of his weapons healthy this year. It is a whole different ballgame for this Rams offense. They're not going to be there's not going to be stacked boxes coming to get Matthew Stafford. They're going to have to respect the pass. They're going to be able to set up efficient runs because that's just what Sean Mcvay's offense does. It breeds success for quarterbacks. And Matthew Stafford at quarterback 19 I mean there's top 12 upside here for Matthew Stafford I really do believe that. Yeah, it's I mean as long as he hasn't lost it right I mean he's going to be in an offense that's maybe better probably better than that offense they brought to the I mean, maybe offensive line play might not be quite as good. Right. But as far as like talent on that on the field, I mean, he probably has better weapons than a Super Bowl season. So it's like and he was what was quarterback five that you're not saying he throws for 40 touchdowns again or anything. But that is the upside right. And that's kind of what I said during the mock draft I so too is I think the range of outcomes for this offense is the same as Houston Texans. So I think whatever you think C.J. Stroud can hit, I think Matthew Stafford can hit that same thing, a fantasy football. I'm not saying he's going to. I think it's more likely Stroud does, but I do think that's the range of outcomes for Matthew Stafford. The beauty of all three of these quarterbacks that we talked about, they can all be your second quarterback on your team. If you were to take like a Jared Goff a to Brock Purdy, someone that you're not sure if you can rely on week out, week in, week out, but you've got a Yana Geno, a Stafford and a Trevor Lawrence that if they hit their your guy, then the rest of the year, like, you don't necessarily pay a penalty for how late these guys are going and for how good their offenses could be, how good they are as talents. that would be my ideal strategy, at least if you're going to go two quarterbacks, it's your second quarterback has to be one of these three guys. Let's bring it home here, fellas. Let's each talk about a tight end. I don't want to dive super deep into chatting all these tight ends, but, I'm going to at least let us each make a case, and, I'll have at least one of us chime in with a few additional thoughts and move on. But, Cameron, we'll have you start the tight end sleeper session here. I'm not going to lie, yours is my least favorite out of the three of ours. But, I'm also biased because one of them is my own. I'll say maybe I like Tyler's more than yours, Tyler Conklin but I'm really curious to hear the case you're going to make for this guy. Yeah, it's Tyler Conklin. he has had 87 targets each for the last three years. with some bad quarterback play. And this is just an offense. They pick up Malachi Cauley. They got Mike Williams. But do either of them really excite you as a target this season. Right. Mike Williams coming off the ACL. Tear the dagger for you for Mike Williams used to be the biggest. Mike I love Mike Williams I want Mike Williams to be awesome this season I I really really do. But I'm also going to be realistic going to a new team coming off an ACL. I mean, especially the style that he plays of jump up high point, the ball crashed to the ground. That's not a great recipe for success coming off an ACL injury. So, you know, and Tyler Conklin last season I mean he had 87 targets, 61 receptions for 621 yards. He just didn't score touchdown I know Aaron Rodgers has never been like this huge tight end guy. But I do think at the same time I mean we've seen Robert Tynion pop off for, you know, a ton of touchdowns in a season. We've seen, you know, we've seen that kind of thing happen for a guy going as a tight end, 20 I don't I don't know why. If he's already been getting consistent targets, why adding Aaron Rodgers would, you know, continue to keep him down the board? I just think Aaron Rodgers is enough of an upgrade to keep him in that top 12 tight end range, which is again, not exactly like you know oh wow. He's a top 12 tight end. You know it doesn't mean a lot. But it's still I think he's going to be relevant enough that you're gonna be able to play him the season. You agree with that last comment. Either he'll be relevant enough for you to play him this season. I don't know, I, I know like cam strategy in drafts is always to punt on tight end. We've seen him go Gerald Everett the past three seasons. It feels like that's it's tight end in the league according to Pete Carroll. Hey that that comment kept me going for so long. So, if generations I think with Conklin, like, there is an opportunity, you know, that some of these tight ends don't necessarily have, I don't know how likely it is that, like, that opportunity actually becomes a reality. But again, being attached to Aaron Rodgers in an offense that we are all expecting to be much better than it was last year to be in the top half of the league in efficiency in scoring that has to benefit Conklin at some point, right? So again, it's not someone that you're going to get super excited about. I try not to go down like the better and basketball path because that's just disrespectful. but you're going to know what you're saying. Like that's maybe I'll say like, oh, it that's your bit. You have to own it. Well, why are you shying away from the bet? No, because I don't. It's disrespectful. I think Tyler Conklin could be a very, very nice, like. Hmhm. Okay, ladies and gentlemen, that's back to back episodes. Come on. No, I need to break the streak. So Tyler Conklin is better in basketball, you know? yes. Boy, am I doing it. Bully me into it. no, but I think, like, Tyler Conklin can be a very sneaky, like, waiver wire ad of the week if your Titan goes down. We've seen Titans pick up injuries that keep them out for a long period of time. I feel like if Conklin goes undrafted, that's got to be like the number one option to pick up then, because again, his opportunity is not the same for other tight ends. And they're going to go undrafted. Yeah, I like him as a potential streamable option this year. I think he's want to keep on your radar throughout the season. Tyler I'll kick it over to you. Go through your tight end sleeper here. He's attached to my sleeper quarterback. Colby Parkinson He's a guy I'm taking in almost every single round of every single 18th round of baseball drafts that I'm in. Ha I who am I can it's Kobe Parkinson. It's really just getting a piece of this Rams offense, right? I'm a big fan of DeMarcus Robinson in basketball draft because he is going so late and you know that he is the wide receiver three in that offense. For a team that utilizes three wide receiver sets a lot. for Kobe Parkinson though, the Rams didn't need to go out and fork as much money as they did to Kobe Parkinson. And yes, they have Tyler Higbee. But let's not forget Tyler Higbee picked up a pretty serious knee injury in their playoff game against Detroit. So he there's a chance a Tyler Higbee can miss half the season maybe and in the way that this Rams offense runs Sean McVay does not really like to take guys out. That's that is just a that's just like a game that that's how you keep defenses guessing because you're not going to like signal. Right. You're going to bring in like the backup running back. And so you're like, it's usually going to be a pass because they don't like the backup running back. Like he doesn't like to do that. So with Tyler Higbee missing time, the utilization of three wide receiver sets leaving a tight end on the field, Colby Parkinson is going to be on the field a ton a ton. And let's not forget, Tyler Higbee has finished as a top ten tight end in this Rams offense before. And I'm I'm not wanting to go down the one for one path or anything like that. But there's a reason why Sean McVay wanted Kobe Parkinson paid him as much money as they did. And I'm just going to recklessly speculate here. Do you guys remember when the Rams were reportedly in on Brock Bowers during draft time? Yes. yes. Yes. I'm not saying that Kobe Parkinson is Brock Bowers, but Sean McVay has an idea in his mind for these nontraditional receiving threat. Big target wide or tight ends. That was Brock Bowers the the the sneaky vantage that he gets with Colby Parkinson though he was seventh, he was the seventh highest graded tight end in run blocking for PFF. So he's getting run blocking. He's getting a receiving upside in Cody Parkinson and Colby Parkinson. He lined up in the slot 23.5% of his snaps last year. Like wow, that that I was surprised by that. I was like, that's meaningful that that that that's what Sean McVay saw last year and said I can tap into that. So again Kobe Parkinson's a guy again tight end 30 like per that draft sharks ADP PPR consensus thing. It's round 20 I doubt your drafts are going to go to round 20. but Kobe Parkinson's another one of these sleeper tight ends that if he makes it to waivers keep an eye on him because again it's a Rams offense. And if we're if we're as bullish as we are on this Rams offense, keep an eye on pretty much every single player on that offense. Colby Parkinson he's a big dude. He's 675. Yeah I didn't realize how big he was, which is huge. You get that guy running down the seam. The Sean McVay offense I mean I love Colby Parkinson I mean you look at what he John McVay was able to do with Tyler Higbee. Again you sat a tight he went out got Colby Parkinson after wanting Brock Bowers in the draft like rip it piece to that dream because holy crap Brock Bowers in this Rams offense. Like we'd be drafting him in the George Kittle Kyle Pitts range. so I know I love Colby Parkinson. I'm going to talk about a guy in his former team to wrap us out here. No. Fant he's my favorite sleeper tight end this year. Noah Fant It's like him. Colby Parkinson and Zach Ertz are like my my three big ones. no Fant though Colby Parkinson got the bag. No. Fant also got the back two year $21 extension with the Seahawks. After scoring zero times last year and failing to hit 500 receiving yards in either threesome with the team, they paid this man two years, 21 million. He did nothing to earn that contract. So what that tells me is that this new regime wants to keep Noah Fant around for a specific reason, and there is so much breaking his way right now. Right. Because you take out will dislike who is not with the Chargers, Colby Parkinson, who we just talked about. He's not with the Rams. You bring in Ryan Rupp. As we talk about one of the most pass happy offenses in all college football the last two years. No offense and athletic dude. I mean with those three around last year you only played 54.3% of the snaps, which is just an abysmal number. If you're expecting a whiff of fantasy production out of out of your tight end, I'm just willing to bet on the Dude's athletic profile on an offense. I'm super bullish on this year, especially when a tight end peak age is right around that 2627 age season. and it takes time for these tight ends to break out in the NFL. It's not like no offense. Could be the first late bloomer here. So again, on an offense I'm extremely bullish on I'm going to follow the money here a little bit. I'm going to follow the departure of two tight ends that were holding no offense and keeping no offense off the field last year. Like I'm waiting for that snap percentage to be more, you know, closer to 70, 75 this year. As Ryan Grubb I'm expecting to run a lot more 11 personnel keep no offense on the field as a weapon. Yeah it's I mean Titans are just so gross. That's that's what I keep coming back to with all of this is it's just like, take your good one. This is why elite tight end is like it is needed strategy this year. Take your anger elite want to just forget about it. And that's what I have been. I mean you saw it in our mock. I did take Kyle Pitts because it's like it's just so hard to guess week to week with some of these guys. I think Noah Fant could easily be a guy that has, you know, that that he's a plug and play guy throughout the season that all your tight ends on by. He's an easy one to throw in. I also think it's going to be nice because you're going to know pretty quickly if no offense in this offense or not, you're going to know pretty quickly if it's just the three wide receivers and no, no, if and or if a fan is going to get 5 or 6 targets a game like I do like that about Fant, that you can make the decision quick and that you can just, you know, move on from that. So that that is my thought thought there on fan. yeah. No you don't have we don't have to spend more time on this. We have to. He's a tight 26, you know, 100%. I'm that's what it comes down to. It's this gross. Like, that's why he's a tight end sleeper. I didn't want to cut you off there tight, but I need a name that really don't have to add anything. You can just leave it at my case there, because, again, in a normal redraft league, all three guys that we're looking at, you're probably looking at them as like either streamable options or you know what, if they pop off on a given week and it looks like they're going to have a continued role, you know, might be worth, you know, busting into the foul on them? no offense, one of those guys that again, you don't pay like a serious enough price to be penalized if he doesn't hit like you have nothing to lose. Like what? And we're not sitting here saying, like, you know, with your last taking your draft, you should take a Noah Fant or a Kobe Parkinson. If they make it to waivers, that is a okay. Just keep an eye on them because you never know. Well, there you have it. 12 sleepers at every position in fantasy football drafts this year. Thanks for tuning in. You can follow us on the socials. I am at Lucas One Soul at Cam Law for five for Cameron at Tyler underscore Plath for Tyler. 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