0:00What's going on, man? Welcome back to the basement. I'm Ron, and today we're going to talk about 10 or so sleepers
0:05that need to be on your radar this summer to get ahead of your league mates. Sleepers are one of the defining
0:12players and archetypes in all of fantasy football. There are few things more rewarding than drafting a player in round 13, and he ends up getting in your
0:20starting lineup, being a huge pillar of your roster, and helping you win a fantasy football championship. Last year, there were a ton of players
0:28drafted in round 10 or later in the top 50 of the most rostered players on ESPN championship teams. You had Drake Maye,
0:36Michael Wilson, Matthew Stafford, Rico Dowdle, Kyle Pitts, Harold Landry, and Travis Etienne, Wan'Dale Robinson, Jake Ferguson, Kenneth Gainwell, and Dallas Goedert. And our mission today is in
0:46June to try and hunt for those exact players here in 2026. We're going to start now so that as these training camp reports
0:54bubble up, as things happen this summer, we are ahead of the drumbeat. As always, if you enjoy, leave a like, subscribe if
1:02you're new. And the first player we're going to talk about is Rachaad White.
1:06Now, all of these players are getting drafted in round 10 or later over on Underdog. As always, when you use promo code Ron, and you
1:13play $5, you get $50 on the site. You can find that in the description and the comment section down below. Now,
1:22this is going to be through the lens of Underdog because all these drafts are happening already, Best Ball Mania, the Puppy, all of these things. And we will
1:29start to shift towards redraft manage leagues once we get to like late July, August, but those leagues aren't going yet. There is no ADP that is all that
1:39reputable at this point in the year. So, we're going to talk through an Underdog lens because the ADP on this site
1:46and this draft platform is obviously going to be ahead of like the ADP over on ESPN, and that's why it's a great
1:52spot to get your practice in right now.
1:54I'm going to about 60 plus of those drafts already. I have Rashad White on over 20% of my team so far. We covered
2:02it a little bit on the top 40 running back rankings video, which by the way, why I wanted to do a sleepers is we
2:08talked about the top 40 running backs, top 50 wide receivers. We're going to get even deeper than that here, but we're going to start in round 10 with
2:14Rashad White. He is I was going to say the lead back for Washington, but it's a bit ambiguous.
2:19It's him, it's Jacquizz Rodgers Merritt, aka Bill Rodgers Merritt, and then of course you have Ke'Shawn Allen. But I'm just a sucker for the profile of Rashad
2:28White. He is 6 ft tall, 214 lb, 4-4 speed, and over his four seasons in the NFL, he has had 40 catches, 51 catches,
2:3664 catches, and 50 catches. To me, when we are talking about players, running backs in round 10 plus, he has the
2:43clearest path to double-digit touchdowns, 50 plus catches, and then PPR leagues, that is how you draft a Rashad White at RB 38, and he ends up
2:52being a top 24 running back in your starting lineup every single week. This is a running This is a offense I want to
2:59be betting on. We look at again, this is a graphic from @ConnorAllenNFL over on Twitter. I say again because we reference this in pretty much every
3:07video. He went through He posted the whole thread on Twitter.
3:10He went through the look-ahead Vegas lines that already have, you know, the week 15 matchup, the spread, the over/under, all of that. And what he
3:18found is their implied points per game.
3:20Washington is up there, 14th best implied points per game. They should be a top-half offense this year. You have Jayden Daniels in a bounce-back year.
3:29You of course had Dave have David Blough in his first year as a play-caller, who I'm very excited about. He's unproven,
3:34but he should bring some new juice uh from kind of where Kliff Kingsbury left off with this offense. Now, Rashad White
3:41is going to be the day one pass-catching third-down back. He was 14th in pass-blocking grade last year. He was top 10 in 2024. Bill is very much a
3:51between-the-tackles grinder, and then K'Shawn Allen's kind of like a do-it-all, but uh jack-of-all-trades, but master of none.
3:58We're talking about day three running backs, unproven. Rashad White was the free agent addition. And something else I like as well is that ESPN has
4:05Washington with the 17th best offensive line. They continue to get better. So, we are getting good offensive line.
4:11Jayden Daniels bounced back. David Blough as the play-caller. And then on top of that, we're getting some early buzz. This is
4:18the time of year we start getting some early buzz. I wouldn't go crazy with beat reports, but Mike Garafolo, I really like when the national guys come
4:26to the practices, right? So, Mike Garafolo is more of a national guy. Ben Standig is a beat reporter for Washington, but Mike Garafolo came over
4:34there, uh and he said one of the two names that keep coming up is Rashad White. He is getting some buzz, and I think that he is going to be
4:42a early candidate to be this year's Javonte Williams, where no one wants to draft him, he's not that sexy, but he
4:49has a ton of upside in my eyes. Then we will talk about the Browns rookie receivers. We have Casey Conception, who's going in the 10th round, and we
4:57have Denzel Boston going in the 14th round, both wide receivers.
5:00Outside the top 50 wide receivers in fantasy, they are both effectively free.
5:04Now, we have seen rookie receivers get over drafted, right? We're talking Travis Hunter last year. You can talk about Marvin Harrison Jr. in his rookie
5:12year. There's been plenty of disappointments cuz they get pushed up the board with all this excitement and all this hype. That's not the case here.
5:18These players are free. Now, of course, it's because they play on the Browns.
5:21And we were talking about Shedeur Sanders, we're talking about Deshaun Watson, talking about maybe Brenden Sorsby. Uh it is really bleak, their
5:29quarterback room. But, we now get kind of a free bet, and it reminds me a lot of Garrett Wilson's rookie year. Now, of course, Garrett
5:36Wilson was a much better prospect than Casey Conception, than Denzel Boston. He was a top-10 pick out of the Ohio State
5:42wide receiver factory. But, nobody wanted to touch him because we're talking about the Jets, we're talking about Zach Wilson, it all sucks. And
5:49then he was a huge smash as a rookie in the same price range of round 10 plus, and I think that we are getting similar
5:56bets here. Because yes, offensive environment matters, but we're talking about rookie receivers who we don't know what they're going to look
6:03like in an NFL uniform. These guys could just be absolutely awesome. There is a lot of upside here. Ryan Heath has a
6:08good tweet here kind of showing over the last 4 years some of the best rookie wide receivers in terms of their
6:14second half points per game. Because a lot of the times these rookie receivers they start slow, maybe they're behind the receiver. In this context it would
6:20be Jerry Jeudy, who is in line to make a lot of money, has rapport uh on this team even though it is a new regime with
6:27Todd Monken.
6:28But you see here like Elijah Moore was on a bad Jets team. Of course we're talking about Garrett Wilson. Even last
6:33year Terrace Marshall was on a bad passing offense in Carolina. Bryan Thomas as well with It was like Trevor Lawrence, but then Trevor Lawrence just
6:42gets hurt, Mac Jones is in there.
6:44Uh the coach they had there I believe not Frank Reich, not Nick Sirianni, uh Doug Pederson. He ends up getting fired.
6:52So it doesn't have to be like the greatest offense in the world. But of course you can look at some of these
6:55other ones. Yes, uh I believe Ja'Marr Ja'Marr Chase obviously on a good offense, Zay Flowers, Puka on a good offense. So it's
7:03what you want, but when we're talking about round 10 plus it's not a must. You also have Todd Monken. I think he's
7:08going to speed up the pace a little bit.
7:10I think he's going to get some more pass attempts in here. And then without Myles Garrett on the defensive side of the
7:14football, we should get more offense, more plays. And I do also wonder if Jerry Jeudy is a sneaky trade candidate around the deadline for that late season
7:23smash. And then we talk about uh Denzel Mims in particular. He's been getting a lot of buzz. This is from Albert Breer.
7:29So another national guy, right? He's not a uh Browns beat reporter. He's somebody who kind of like bounces around the different cams or
7:37just kind of uh has league sources. He said here uh quoted by Zayne uh D'Nani here. I hope I'm saying his
7:45name right. I butcher everybody I butcher everybody's name. Uh he said with Boston it's been to the point where the Browns can't see a reason why he
7:50shouldn't be every bit as impactful as Conceição, though he's a very different style of player. Conceição is the explosive run after the catch type.
7:57Boston is the big-bodied outside the numbers genre. He's already earned the trust of the team's three quarterbacks, runs better than you'd expect of a guy
8:04his size, and coming out of the same college offense Tederell McMillan did a year ago, he has drawn internal comparison to the young Panther star.
8:11So, Tederell McMillan comps are pretty crazy.
8:14I wouldn't go that far. I'll show you guys right here. Uh this is my Prospect Models comps that it spits out for each
8:19player. Conceição, of course, like the run after the catch explosive player.
8:22You can see that with Luther Burden, even Amon-Ra St. Brown a little bit, but these are definitely boom-bust profiles, especially in like a managed league
8:28where you can cut them.
8:30Uh I think that they are good stashes as well. Same thing with Denzel Boston.
8:34Cedric Tillman, Quez Watkins, William not great. DJ Chark had a year in there.
8:37Michael Pittman, of course, uh has had some great years, and then same thing with Christian Watson. So, both mixed bags, but we're talking about
8:44round 10 plus, I'm shooting for maximum upside. I want the mystery box that is rookie wide receivers. Then we will talk about on
8:54the same team, in the same offense, Dylan Sampson. He's going in the 15th round as the RB53. He is legitimately free. Uh and I keep going back to this
9:02tweet from Ryan Heath of these fibula fractures, these like dislocated ankles, fibula fracture, just it's a gruesome, brutal injury that we
9:11don't really see in the same light as an ACL tear, an Achilles tear, but it's been pretty brutal. Tony Pollard dealt
9:17with one that kind of zapped him in 2023, same thing with Mark Andrews, Isiah Pacheco, Chris Godwin. This is, of course, the injury that Quintez Cephus
9:25and Cam Akers suffered last season. We'll see if Judkins can bounce back. I'm rooting for him. I think he's a great player. He's
9:33athletic. Maybe he can kind of buck the trend, but if not, Dylan Sampson's a fun running back prospect where if you
9:39remember back in the dynasty cycle of 2025, he was a guy we all thought was a shoe-in to be a day two pick ahead of
9:47Basil Touissaint, ahead of Cam Skattebo, and instead he falls to round four on the Browns who already drafted Judkins, which was a bummer of a landing spot,
9:55but he was definitely seen in the same tier as Skattebo and Basil Touissaint who are now getting drafted as like top
10:0130 running backs in redraft, rightfully so, but Dylan Sampson was a good prospect in his own right, kind of similar to Jonah Coleman, where really
10:10like as as good as you can get for a day three running back prospect, that's what Dylan Sampson is. Skattebo, Touissaint,
10:16Jonah Coleman, uh Rhamondre Stevenson, any of those type of guys, like early round four style running backs. He of course had a brutal situation last year.
10:23You can look at any of the stats of like yards before contact for Judkins or Sampson, the offensive line was terrible. They had no help in the
10:30running game, but Sampson really shined as a receiver to the point where I think you have to take notice. 1.86 yards per
10:37route run, turning 35 targets into 33 catches for 271 yards is absurd. In terms of yards per route run among qualifying receivers at running back, it
10:45is Bijan at 1.88, Sampson 1.86, McCaffrey, Jahmyr Gibbs. That is absurd.
10:52Now, I'm not saying that he is going to I don't know, lead the Browns in receiving or anything crazy, but I keep
10:58also referencing the article or like kind of the blurb that J.J. Zachariason had in his late round draft guide last year. Pretty much he did a study on
11:07running backs who had under 1 yards per route run, the following year they had their receiving production downgraded.
11:14Yards per route run is a pretty good measure of if a running back is a plus at receiving the ball, right? A
11:20additive. Or a lot of the times running back catch catching the ball are just kind of like, all right, he's going to
11:24run a swing pass, like he's just going to get the ball and he's fine. Kind of like Kenneth Walker on this list, like
11:281.44, that's solid. Uh but like once you get to like 1.6 plus, that's a plus in the receiving game. He was a legitimate
11:36plus in the receiving game for a team of receivers that struggled in yards per route run. Like that kind of efficiency
11:42in that offense is pretty absurd for Dylan Sampson. So, you also have that. I think he's going to be the receiving back. Judkins didn't
11:51really catch many balls last year. And then also a great stat from Jared Smola that Judkins had 74.6% of his backfields
11:59expected fantasy points. So, that's just volume.
12:02About 3/4 of it when leading, only about half of it when trailing. They're going to be trailing in a lot of these games.
12:07They're favored in just one game this season. So, if they're trailing, it's going to be more of a 50/50 split between him and Dylan Sampson in terms
12:13of like passing downs, coming from behind, 2-minute drill, late game garbage time versus Judkins as the between-the-tackles grinder. So, Sampson's free and he's my most drafted
12:22running back right now. I know I said I had a lot of Rashad White. I have even more Dylan Sampson. Now, our next player
12:29similar here. Again, all the fibula stuff is relevant for Cam Akers Bow. Tyron Tracy is somebody you can draft in the
12:3811th round right now as the RB43.
12:42And I'm drafting a lot of him. Again, this fibula injury, it scares me even more so with Akers Bow as a
12:49older prospect. It was a messier injury as well. Most of the injury analysts will tell you. He's also not the same
12:57athlete that Quinshon Judkins is. Cam Akers Bow is much more of like an average athlete.
13:01And if this is absent his athleticism, he doesn't really have much athleticism to kind of work with. This is also somebody who
13:08made his bread and butter on explosiveness. He's not going to run in a straight line very fast. His vertical was good. His broad jump was good. But I
13:15could see a fibula injury kind of zapping that explosiveness and then all of a sudden you are a plotting back and
13:21that's not great. Tyron Tracy is in a good spot. The Giants add nobody behind him. You have Devin Singletary. You have
13:27Eric Gray, and that's it. Of course, Gattis Bow is in front of him. And then on top of that, they bring in uh Pat Ricard. They're
13:34going to want to run the ball with Harbaugh here. And if Gattis Bow isn't ready for week one, or he suffers a
13:40setback, or he's just not as effective, Tyron Tracy all of a sudden has a three-down skill set, 210 lb, 35 plus
13:46catches in each of his first two years.
13:48And last year without Gattis Bow in the lineup, he was at 13.8 points per game, which is like a fine low-end RB2. The
13:55offensive line should be much better where Andrew Thomas is now healthy. Uh they draft Malenog. They have a really fun kind of new-age offense.
14:04They do need Malik Nabers healthy to kind of not have the box stacked. But Tyron Tracy, I think is as good as any in
14:10terms of late-round flyers at running back. Same deal with Woody Marc, kind of in the same vein as Dylan Sampson as a
14:17player that was a day-three pick last year that we're probably underrating how good his rookie year actually was. We look at yards from scrimmage among
14:25rookie running backs drafted on day three since 2015, he is 10th in terms of yards from scrimmage on this list. He's
14:32not in a no-doubter area, right? 911, he's between Devontae Booker and Kyle Manunga. But people are excited about Kyle Manunga. We've seen as well players
14:40on this list like Jordan Howard be very good, Jamaal Williams be very good, Chuba Hubbard, Na'im Hines, Ramondre Stevenson, Tarik Cohen. This is a list of names that I
14:49think is better than him being drafted in round 12 as the RB45. Uh yes, they signed David Montgomery. They are definitely tied to David Montgomery. But
14:58there's a chance that they really like Woody Marc as a pass catcher. This is somebody who is an awesome pass blocker
15:03who averaged 4.6 catches per game in college, which is nuts. I think he had over 80 catches in his second season at
15:10Mississippi State before transferring to USC. Uh he has like genuine Kenneth Gainwell last year is kind of a a crazy uh
15:19comparison, but one of these years when you look back at like Kenneth Gainwell and J.D. McKissic and James White and Chris Thompson and Darren Sproles,
15:30early career Austin Ekeler, like these guys who are just like receiving specialists, uh Woody Marks does fit that build and he could be that for the Texans. It
15:40wouldn't shock me if he just kind of came out of nowhere, had 50-plus catches, and was like the RB 29 in points per game. It's not going to
15:48win you any leagues, but if Devin Montgomery was to go down, all of a sudden you're talking about a guy with
15:5250-plus catch upside, the lead back for the Texans offense, which take that for what it is. They have the 32nd-ranked offensive line, but Woody Marks
15:59definitely has some upside. Then we'll talk about what I'm calling the unction. We have uh Stefon Diggs, we have Deebo Samuel, we have Brandon
16:10Aiyuk. Diggs is going in the 12th 12th round as the wide receiver 56. We have Deebo in the 14th round as the wide
16:16receiver 66. Brandon Aiyuk in the 16th round as the wide receiver 77. All of these guys are absolutely free. You can
16:23see here from Hayden Wing's kind of tracking their ADP so far, with Aiyuk falling the most.
16:29He's saying blindly drafting these free agent wide receivers is smart before they land on a team, and I agree. I think that their prices are only going
16:35to go up as they sign with teams. Now, let's kind of break down each of these players. Now, Aiyuk is kind of in a
16:41different boat because he's still signed to the 49ers. He has to get traded or released.
16:46Diggs and Deebo are free agents. Diggs had some legal stuff going on. Seems like he is completely exonerated in court. Uh and I think especially for him
16:56and Deebo, it's like these guys are older players. Training camp doesn't start officially until like July 11th.
17:02It's June 22nd. They're enjoying their summer. They're staying healthy. Uh and I don't think they feel a ton of pressure to sign until we get to July.
17:09So, I'm not really concerned that they haven't signed yet. I think they're going to sign eventually, and then they're going to rise in ADP. With
17:15Stefon Diggs, he was actually good last year. He had 85 catches, 1,013 receiving yards, 2.53 yards per route run was eighth among wide receivers. He's not
17:24washed. The legal stuff is behind him. I think he's going to sign soon. He's another year off of the torn ACL as
17:30well. So, I think Stefon Diggs is going to be fine. Like I think that he is going to probably get drafted once he gets a
17:37place locked in.
17:39As long as it's good, right? Whether that's like Washington or I'm trying to think of like some of the other fun spots for receivers to go. I said
17:46that that's like the only issue is doesn't doesn't feel like there's a ton of room. Could he go back to the Bills?
17:51That'd be kind of interesting. But, he should be kind of going, you know, he's going around 12 right now. He should be
17:55probably more like a round 9 10 pick by the time we get to August. Then we have Debo, who I was kind of surprised to see
18:02wasn't that bad last year. Yes, on the whole it looks pretty rough for him, but in the games with Jayden Daniels last
18:08year, he had 14.2 points per game, which is pretty awesome. They were using him in a rushing role, scheme touches. He
18:15was scoring touchdowns.
18:17I think that as well he had a 1.6 plus yards per route run. That's not elite, right? Diggs at 2.5 is awesome, but 1.6
18:24plus is still usable. That's still a fine receiver in the NFL. He's not completely washed. He was also in the same draft class as like A.J. Brown and
18:31D.K. Metcalf. I wouldn't rule him out just yet. Then we get to Ayuk, and that's where it gets tricky. Ayuk is a
18:37tough one, but he's completely free.
18:40I've come around on it.
18:42He tore his ACL in 2024. He has not played since, week seven of 2024. He hasn't played since.
18:49But, he's 28 years old.
18:52He weighed himself recently. I talked about this on Twitter the other day. Uh at 208 lb. He weighed in for the combine
18:59at 205 lb. Now, maybe this is an old video, so don't put too much stock into it, but if it is a recent video, him
19:05staying under 210 lb at 28 years old, hasn't played since week seven of 2024, is pretty impressive. I I would say
19:13anything under 210 for Aiyuk is playing shape. Uh and then on top of that, he put something out yesterday where he was
19:19talking about the Commanders. Go Commanders.
19:21We'll see. But, if he ends up with the Commanders, I like that spot. It's Terry McLaurin, and then after that, it's
19:26really nothing else. I think Aiyuk uh could actually play some good football in Washington. Then we'll move on to Tyjae Spears, who I really like
19:34here. He is free, 14th round, RB 50 right now.
19:38Uh and I'm starting to really come around on this Titans offense. It's kind of a dark horse in the NFL. Uh year two,
19:44Cam Ward, I think has a ton of upside.
19:46Brian Daboll, I think as well, can just simplify the offense for him and get the best out of him. We saw it with Jackson
19:51Dart last year. We saw it with, of course, Josh Allen in Buffalo for Brian Daboll. I think that we're going to get
19:56kind of a honeymoon phase here in year one for this offense to be good. Of course, Carnell Tate, of course, Wan'Dale Robinson. I even kind of
20:04honestly don't really mind Calvin Ridley. I think the offense they've added a lot of pieces through the draft in recent years, whether that's uh JC
20:10Latham or Peter Skoronski. I think that we could see uh kind of a step forward there as well. And yes, Tony Pollard is
20:17there, but Tony Pollard is now 29 years old. He's heading into year eight. He is 14th among active running backs in total
20:24touches. He's one of 14 running backs with 1,500 total touches.
20:29Uh I'm not saying that he's going to fall off, but it wouldn't shock me if he did. Uh and then also, you have Tyjae
20:34Spears, who since coming into the league is the RB eight in explosive play rate.
20:41Last year was just RB 11 in explosive play rate. So, somebody who is just a monster with the ball in his hands in
20:46terms of creating 15-plus yard touches is from Jahmyr Gibbs. And he also had 50 catches as a rookie. So, if we were
20:52going to find the next Devon Achane, uh Raheem Mostert, trying to think of like these small, you know, like Jerick McKinnon,
21:02uh like small explosive backs, uh it it be Gibbs. I mean, we've seen it with like Keaton Mitchell in spurts, uh, but Tyjae Spears has that kind of
21:11build uh, and it wouldn't shock me if he finally kind of emerged here in 2026.
21:17Then we can talk about De'Jean Shribling.
21:20Kind of goes back to the rookie wide receivers thing with D'Onta Foreman Boston and Casey Concepcion. Uh, this is an awesome article that I recommend
21:26everybody check out from Legendary Upside. That's Pat Corain's uh, site. On Twitter he dropped an article kind of going through the rookie wide receivers
21:34and that rookie wide receivers, especially some of these guys like Shribling and Boston and Concepcion, aren't as expensive as you would usually
21:42have to pay for rookie wide receivers.
21:45This is every round two rookie wide receiver since like 2021 in terms of where they were drafted ADP wise on Underdog, their advance rates,
21:53all of that. You kind of had groups of levels of hits here. You had Jayden Reed, Ladd McConkey, Rashee Rice, Christian Watson, Tyquan Thornton,
21:59George Pickens, Luther Burden, Elijah Moore as your tier two or better. And guys you're kind of looking for where you either want good advancement rates
22:06you want these guys on the field so that in week 17 in the fantasy playoffs, in this case in Best Ball would be, you
22:12know, the BBM finals, that you want them scoring points, getting on the field, being uh, kind of late season hammers as
22:20we've seen from rookie wide receivers. I think De'Jean Shribling can be that. Uh, this is somebody who was the first pick
22:26in the second round.
22:28He is in an offense with George Kittle, Christian McCaffrey, Mike Evans, all guys who are old, potentially washed, potentially going to get hurt. Uh, of
22:37course Kittle coming off the Achilles tear.
22:39Uh, Mike Evans coming off a season where he didn't really play much due to injury. And then you also have Ricky
22:44Pearsall who's just kind of been fragile since entering the league. We've seen Jauan Jennings be good in this De'Jean Shribling style role as kind of like a
22:53blocker and a guy who run digs runs digs over the middle. This is De'Jean Shribling, somebody who has 83.8% success rate of digs over the middle.
23:02That's a great number. It's something that Purdy and Shanahan like to do.
23:06Shanahan is always going to score points with his offense. If Stribling can get on the field and be any kind of a focal
23:11point here, uh he is going to crush his ADP. And then I'll throw out my one late-round quarterback that I like so
23:17far. I think he's going to go much maybe not much later, but a bit later in one-quarterback managed leagues cuz in
23:23best ball you're kind of racing to get your second quarterback because you need that weekly scoring. In redraft manage where you can just pick quarterbacks up
23:31off of waiver wire, I think Kyler Murray where he goes round 10 as the QB 17 in Underdog. He's probably more like a
23:37round 12 guy in a managed league, but he's probably my guy in terms of uh he rushes, so he has scrambling upside. He
23:45gets Kevin O'Connell. He gets Justin Jefferson. He gets Jordan Addison. He gets a revamped offensive line. He In every year that he's played 11 or more
23:53games, this is his finishes: QB 12, QB 7, QB 4, QB 3, and QB 11. So, I really like Kyler this year. You have the
24:00downside of him getting benched for J.J.
24:02McCarthy, but I think in the context especially of a managed league where you can just drop Kyler Murray if J.J.
24:06McCarthy starts over him, I think that he is a no-brainer. But, that's going to do it for us today.
24:12As always, if you want my early rankings right now, if you want to look over them for managed leagues, if you want to use
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