Sleepers

Fully healthy for the first time since he was a first-round talent in 2024, and his own head coach has said the job was always meant to be his. Zero games played in 2025 is the risk, stated plainly — but at this price you aren't paying for the upside, and it's real.

Cleveland spent the 39th pick of April's draft on him, and second-round receivers get every chance to play early. The market lets him go in round 13. That's a free square: real draft capital, a path to snaps, and a price that asks him to be nothing. My board has him eleven receiver spots ahead of his cost, and at that cost the downside is a bench slot.

He ran for 746 yards on 145 carries at 5.1 yards a pop last year in a change-of-pace role, and there's real chatter the Rams push this toward a 50/50 split — he's the best handcuff in football at a RB35 price.

An undrafted rookie with no NFL snaps, in a receiver room that runs through Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel and Christian Kirk before it gets to him. He was the standout of the August 13 preseason look. That is the whole case, and round 12 is the right place to act on it.