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I don’t think I can recall a season in recent memory where there are so many sleeper options who I like. As such, I’m writing about more guys in Sleepers 3.0 than I ever have before. My apologies to the editors who have to read all of this, but hopefully it’s a benefit to you.
I’m working off the CBS Sports Average Draft Position data and going with quarterbacks and tight ends being selected after pick No. 100 overall. At running back and receiver, however, I’ve split up the list into mid-round and late-round sleepers.
The reason for that is to give you some different options to consider at various points in the draft, as well as help those of you in shallower leagues. We want to cover as much as possible to help you win in 2020.
So let’s get to it. And hopefully all of these guys are successful this year.
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Other sleeper quarterbacks to consider: Jared Goff, Gardner Minshew, Tyrod Taylor
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Other sleeper tight ends to consider: Jonnu Smith, Noah Fant, T.J. Hockenson
So what Fantasy football sleepers should you snatch in your draft? And which WR1 candidate can you wait on until late? Visit SportsLine now to get cheat sheets from the model that was all over Derrick Henry’s huge season, and find out.
