
Fantasy Football Sleepers to Target in 2026 Drafts
As fantasy football drafts approach, experts emphasize the importance of identifying players to target and those to avoid. Utilizing expert consensus rankings alongside average draft positions can help managers pinpoint potential sleepers.
Among the notable tight end sleepers is Greg Dulcich, who has struggled with injuries but is expected to play a key role in the Miami Dolphins' offense. After a challenging start to his career, Dulcich is now at the top of the Dolphins' depth chart following a solid late-season performance in 2025.
Juwan Johnson also stands out after a strong 2025 season, finishing as TE10 in half-point PPR scoring. Despite potential competition from rookie WR Jordan Tyson, Johnson's target opportunities could increase if injuries occur among the team's receivers.
A.J. Barner is another player to watch, having significantly increased his involvement in the Seattle Seahawks' offense last season. With no major additions to the receiving corps, Barner may see a rise in his target share in 2026.
Lastly, Terrance Ferguson, despite a quiet rookie season, possesses impressive athleticism that could lead to a larger role in the Rams' tight end-friendly offense. However, his current situation makes him a risky pick in standard drafts.