As the 2026 NFL season approaches, fantasy football enthusiasts are scrambling to find the next big sleeper pick. For those in need of some guidance, we've compiled a list of 32 sleepers, one from each NFL team, to consider during your draft prep.
We all know that some of these names may not pan out by the time you're drafting, but that's what makes them sleepers in the first place. The Arizona Cardinals' RB Tyler Allgeier is one to watch, as he could steal some carries and red zone work from James Conner, who is still in Arizona for now.
The Atlanta Falcons are looking for a WR2, and Zachariah Branch, a 2026 third-rounder from Georgia, could carve out a role after a solid start to training camp. Similarly, the Baltimore Ravens' WR Ja'kobi Lane has turned heads in training camp with his highlight-making catches.
In Buffalo, TE Dalton Kincaid is an intriguing sleeper, with the potential to turn athleticism into big fantasy numbers if he gets more passes his way. The Carolina Panthers' WR Jalen Coker is another late-season darling who could carry his momentum into 2026.
Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears' RB Kyle Monangai is a good bet in case D'Andre Swift gets injured, and could have more of a role than we think with Ben Johnson's history in Detroit. The Cincinnati Bengals' RB Tahj Brooks could end up as the RB2 behind Chase Brown if he can beat out Samaje Perine.
The Cleveland Browns' RB Dylan Sampson is another sleeper worth considering, as Quinshon Judkins may not be as good as we think he is. The Dallas Cowboys' RB Jaydon Blue or Phil Mafah are battling for the RB2 job behind Javonte Williams.
The Denver Broncos' RB R.J. Harvey is another draft-and-stash candidate, with the potential to catch passes and rack up points if J.K. Dobbins gets injured. The Detroit Lions' QB Jared Goff is an interesting sleeper, with the potential to pile up points if he can stay healthy.
The Green Bay Packers' QB Jordan Love is another sleeper worth considering, as he could become a solid starter if given the chance. The Houston Texans' WR Jayden Higgins is a second-year wideout looking to carve out a role behind Nico Collins.
The Indianapolis Colts' WR Josh Downs is another sleeper worth considering, as Michael Pittman Jr. is gone and Alec Pierce doesn't seem healthy. The Jacksonville Jaguars' WR Parker Washington is a sleeper candidate who looked like the top receiver in training camp.
The Las Vegas Raiders' RB Mike Washington Jr. could have serious upside if he gets to play, while the Los Angeles Chargers' RB Keaton Mitchell could elbow his way into Omarion Hampton's workload. The Los Angeles Rams' RB Blake Corum could be a top-10 RB if Kyren Williams gets injured.
The Miami Dolphins' QB Malik Willis is a sleeper worth considering, as he will run and could potentially pile up points if the team struggles on defense. The Minnesota Vikings' QB Kyler Murray is another sleeper worth considering, as he has a history of being a running QB and is coached by Kevin O'Connell.
The New England Patriots' RB Rhamondre Stevenson is a sleeper worth considering, as he was really good last season and could best his ADP. The New Orleans Saints' WR Deonte Harty is another sleeper worth considering, as he has a history of being a reliable receiver.
The New York Giants' RB Eric Gray is a sleeper worth considering, as he could have a bigger role if Saquon Barkley gets injured. The Philadelphia Eagles' WR Zay Flowers is a second-year wideout looking to carve out a role behind DeVonta Smith.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' WR Calvin Austin III is a sleeper worth considering, as he has a history of being a reliable receiver. The San Francisco 49ers' RB Jordan Mason is another sleeper worth considering, as he could have a bigger role if Christian McCaffrey gets injured.
The Seattle Seahawks' WR Jaxon Kirkland is a sleeper worth considering, as he has a history of being a reliable receiver. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' WR Jaelin Darden is a sleeper worth considering, as he could have a bigger role if Mike Evans gets injured.
The Tennessee Titans' WR Deonte Banks is a sleeper worth considering, as he has a history of being a reliable receiver. The Washington Commanders' RB Chris Rodriguez is a sleeper worth considering, as he could have a bigger role if Antonio Gibson gets injured.
Source: Yahoo Sports