With the 2026 NFL season on the horizon, fantasy football enthusiasts are scouring rosters for hidden gems — players whose ADP may not fully capture their upside.
Sleepers with Upside
Running back Jeremiyah Love of the Arizona Cardinals is attracting attention despite a lower ADP, largely because of the volatility surrounding Ashton Jeanty, whose own situation appears more uncertain.
Wide receiver Rome Odunze, now with the Chicago Bears, led his team in targets last year even while battling injuries, positioning him as a candidate to break into the top‑20 fantasy receivers.
Wan'Dale Robinson of the Tennessee Titans is expected to see a heavy volume of targets, a factor that could push his production well beyond the expectations set by his current draft position.
Quarterback Jaxson Dart, joining the New York Giants, brings a rare rushing dimension to his game, a trait that could flourish under the guidance of head coach John Harbaugh’s run‑heavy scheme.
Meanwhile, running back Chris Rodriguez Jr. of the Jacksonville Jaguars combines a power‑driven style with a clear path to the top of the backfield, making him a sleeper who might outperform his ADP.
At the tight end position, Mark Andrews remains the Baltimore Ravens’ primary option, and his consistent target share suggests he will continue to be a reliable source of points.
Other names worth monitoring include Luther Burden, DJ Moore, Caleb Williams, and a host of additional players whose breakout potential could reshape fantasy lineups.