2024 Fantasy Football Sleepers
Sleeper: A draft term for a NFL player that an owner believes is going to have a breakout season. These are usually players who are not rookies, but they can be. For the most part they are not well known NFL players. Usually sleepers are drafted in the middle to late rounds of a draft. From our Fantasy Football Dictionary
We have classified the following players as sleepers for 2024. We will be updating this list throughout the pre-season.
| Name | Pos | Team | Age | Yrs Exp. |
Pos. Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Tyler Conklin  |
TE | DET | 30 | 6 | Unranked |
| Conklin's 87 targets ranked 13th among all tight ends last season even though he was stuck in an apathetic Jets' passing attack that was third-worst in football. Conklin was surprisingly effective, running the ninth-most snaps (469), and finishing ninth in air yards (595). The Jets didn't add any competing for Conklin and will be substantially more competent on of... Read More | |||||
| Noah Fant | TE | NO | 28 | 5 | Unranked |
| Last year, the Seahawks game three different tight ends between 23 and 33 snaps per game. This lackluster trio also accumulated a target share between four and eight percent. With Will Dissily and Colby Parkinson gone, the hope is that Noah Fant will command the majority of those snaps and targets. With Ryan Grubb taking over as Seattle's offensive coordinator, Fa... Read More | |||||
| Hunter Henry | TE | NE | 31 | 8 | Unranked |
| SLEEPER ALERT: Henry wasn't flash, but still produced 9.2 fantasy points per game last season. That ranked him as the TE15. He was inside the top 12 in air yards (550), touchdowns (6), fantasy points per target (1.93), and ranked third with an 8.9 ADOT. This was doubly impressive coming out of a sluggish New England offense that ranked 30th overall. With Mike Gesi... Read More | |||||
| Taysom Hill | TE | --- | 35 | 7 | Unranked |
| ADVICE: In leagues where Hill is classified as a quarterback he has middling value. He will vulture some short-yardage scores via the run and pass but won't see enough attempts to be a viable option. However, in leagues where Hill can be started as a tight end, he has major sleeper appeal. View him as merely a waiver wire hold in leagues where he is designated as a... Read More | |||||
