Experts Highlight Fantasy Football Sleepers for 2026 Drafts
As fantasy football drafts approach, experts are sharing insights on players to target and those to avoid. Utilizing expert consensus rankings alongside average draft positions (ADP) can help identify potential sleepers who may outperform expectations.
Among the notable tight ends, Juwan Johnson is highlighted for his impressive 2025 season, where he recorded 77 catches for 889 yards and three touchdowns. Despite concerns about rookie WR Jordan Tyson's impact, Tyson's hamstring injury may allow Johnson to maintain a significant role in the Saints' offense.
Greg Dulcich is also mentioned as a potential sleeper after showing promise with Miami, particularly in the second half of the previous season. His connection with the Dolphins' coaching staff could enhance his performance. Additionally, Terrance Ferguson, despite limited targets as a rookie, possesses remarkable athleticism that could lead to a larger role in the Rams' tight end-friendly scheme. Lastly, Dalton Schultz is expected to remain a strong contributor, especially following injuries to other key players in the Texans' offense.
