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Why Public Perception Is Low:

Arizona Cardinals WR Marvin Harrison Jr. was one of the most-hyped prospects coming into the league. He was the 4th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft with immediate WR1 expectations in Arizona.

But the former Ohio State star has been a fantasy bust in each of his first two years in the league. He finished as the WR30 in PPR formats in his rookie season after having a first-round ADP, and then finished as the WR49 in PPR formats last year after having a top-35 ADP.

With back-to-back poor fantasy seasons, most of the fantasy community appears to be out on Harrison. He currently has a 91.9 ADP in Sleeper formats.

Sleeper or Stay Away:

Don't write Harrison off yet. He might have been an inconsistent fantasy option in his first two NFL seasons, but his situation has vastly improved this offseason.

Mike LaFleur takes over playcalling duties in this Arizona offense. LaFleur comes from the Kyle Shanahan and Sean McVay coaching tree and has worked with WRs like Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp, and Davante Adams in recent years.

Additionally, Jacoby Brissett being the favorite to start for the Cardinals helps Harrison’s fantasy value. Brissett helped Michael Wilson become a fantasy superstar in the second half of last season.

Now that Harrison is healthy after some injuries last year, a breakout feels more achievable than it has at any point in his young career.

Verdict: Sleeper

Why Public Perception Is Low:

Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid entered the league with legitimate top-5 tight end fantasy upside and flashed that potential with a TE11 finish in his rookie year.

Since then, though, Kincaid has struggled to stay healthy. He missed four games due to a PCL injury in 2024 and missed another five games due to injuries last year. The Bills playmaker also played under 40% of the team’s offensive snaps in every game from Week 6 onward.

His past two seasons have dropped his ADP on Sleeper to 91.3.

Sleeper or Stay Away:

The talent and opportunity are still there for Dalton Kincaid to be a top-5 fantasy TE. When Kincaid was healthy and on the field last season, he was genuinely elite. He ranked first among tight ends in fantasy points per route run, first in target premium, and second in fantasy points per target.

Kincaid posted four top-10 weekly TE finishes in his first seven games, including a six-catch, 108-yard showing against New England. He also added six catches for 83 yards and one score in the Divisional Round against the Broncos.

With Josh Allen throwing him the ball to him, the ceiling is undeniable. Health is the only thing standing between Kincaid and a career year.

Verdict: Sleeper

Why Public Perception Is Low:

Jacksonville Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr.’s fantasy value was at an all-time high after his rookie season. Thomas finished as the overall WR4 in 2024 and averaged an impressive 16.7 PPR fantasy points per game.

But now his fantasy value is at an all-time low. He finished as the overall WR42 and averaged only 9.9 PPR fantasy points per game in 2025. Thomas was even getting outproduced by both Parker Washington and Jakobi Meyers in the second half.

That poor year has dropped his ADP to 88.5 in current Sleeper drafts.

Sleeper or Stay Away:

There are some major concerns with Thomas heading into the 2026 season. He ranked outside the top-45 at his position in target rate, designed targets per game, fantasy points per target, and fantasy points per route run last season.

Thomas led all wide receivers in the NFL with 10 drops and managed just 24 catches for 373 yards and one touchdown over the final eight weeks. It’s clear that Trevor Lawrence preferred both Washington and Meyers down the stretch last year, and Thomas' best stretch of his career actually came with Mac Jones under center in 2024.

There's little reason to expect a return to his former production in this offense.

Verdict: Stay Away

Why Public Perception Is Low:

Kyler Murray was once one of the best fantasy QBs. He finished as the QB6 in his rookie season in 2019, had a QB3 fantasy finish in 2020, and finished as the overall QB10 in 2021.

That version of Murray now feels distant. The 28-year-old has finished outside the top-18 at the quarterback position in three of his last four years and missed most of the 2025 season due to a mid-foot sprain.

Despite landing in Minnesota in free agency, Murray has a QB21 ADP (151.7 overall) on Sleeper.

Sleeper or Stay Away:

Murray could not have landed in a better situation this offseason. He gets to play for one of the most brilliant offensive-minded coaches in the league in Kevin O’Connell. The Vikings coach has helped quarterbacks like Kirk Cousins and Sam Darnold finish as top-10 fantasy options in the past.

With Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison at receiver, and Murray has the weaponry to reclaim elite QB status. His rushing ability remains a meaningful fantasy asset as well, considering he ran for 572 yards and five touchdowns in his last full season in 2024.

Don’t forget that in every season Murray has played at least 14 games, he has finished as a top-10 fantasy quarterback. If he stays healthy and starts all year, he's one of the best values on the board.

Verdict: Sleeper

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