Football season is around the corner which means fantasy football is about to heat up across the country. As a result, many fantasy owners are scouring the internet and researching ways to build the best possible roster. However, there are always a few players each season that exceed expectations and produce more than their projected value. Those would be sleepers. Sometimes, these sleepers are the difference makers that determine whether you win your fantasy football league or come in last place. Without further adieu, here are three fantasy football sleepers to have on your radar for the 2024-25 campaign.
Three Fantasy Football Sleepers for 2024
Khalil Shakir
Khalil Shakir may not be the splashiest name on this list. He is not even the only Buffalo Bill on this list. However, Shakir could be in for a career year with the Bills given the departures of Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis. Many expect the Bills to alter their scheme due to the litany of offseason casualties. Still, a team led by Josh Allen would be foolish to completely abandon the passing game. As a result, there is a legitimate chance for Shakir to step into the role of wide receiver one and shock many peers from around the fantasy football world.
Jaleel McLaughlin
McLaughlin has a golden opportunity to seize the starting job in Denver. Especially in Sean Payton’s offense that loves to utilize the run. He does have competition for the starting job, but his quickness and explosive big-play ability from the backfield will certainly give the Broncos an ace up their sleeve. Last season, he finished second in yards per carry (5.4), and also showcased his ability as a pass-catcher. Considering the jury is still out on who will be the starting quarterback for the Broncos, expect them to be a run-heavy offense making McLaughlin a potential fantasy football darling this year.
Dalton Kincaid
Many are projecting Kincaid to breakout and for good reason. As alluded to already, many of Buffalo’s primary targets from last year are no longer on the roster. However, Kincaid showed massive bouts of potential toward the end of last year. Now, the door is open for him to become Josh Allen’s favorite weapon. Last year, Kincaid finished with 73 receptions for 673 receiving yards, two touchdowns, and a catch percentage of 80.2 percent in 11 games started. All in all, these three players are ones you should certainly keep on your radar as you prepare for your fantasy football draft.
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