Consensus Fantasy Football Sleepers from 70+ Experts (2021 ...

Click here to view which experts participated and who they voted for.Note: All ADP and ECR values are as of August 16Check out more Fantasy Football Sleepers >>Click here to view which experts participated and who they voted for.Running backs who received votes were: James Conner (2), David Johnson (2), Jamaal Williams (2), Phillip Lindsay (2), Giovani Bernard (2), Rhamondre Stevenson (1), Javian Hawkins (1), Wayne Gallman (1), Boston Scott (1), Devin Singletary (1), Kenneth Gainwell (1), Damien Williams (1), Latavius Murray (1), Gus Edwards (1), Tony Pollard (1), J.D. McKissic (1) Wide receivers who received votes were: Gabriel Davis (2), Corey Davis (2), Jakobi Meyers (2), Henry Ruggs (1), Nico Collins (1), Terrace Marshall (1), Marquez Callaway (1), Denzel Mims (1), DeVante Parker (1), Rashod Bateman (1), Curtis Samuel (1), Rondale Moore (1), Cole Beasley (1), Jalen Reagor (1), Amon-Ra St. Brown (1)Quarterbacks who received one vote were: Deshaun Watson, Tua Tagovailoa, Jameis Winston, Carson WentzTight ends who received one vote: Donald Parham, O.J. Howard, Evan Engram, Zach Ertz, Hunter Henry, Anthony Firkser, Dalton Schultz, Irv SmithQ. Who is the player you expect to be this year’s biggest fantasy sleeper and why?Trey Sermon (SF)  The main reason I want Sermon is that I want the running back who I think will be getting the most work in a Shanahan offense at the end of the year when the 49ers wrap up the fantasy season against the Bengals, Falcons, Titans, and Texans.” – Doug Orth (FFToday)“The San Francisco 49ers were second in fantasy points scored by running backs in 2019 and third in 2020. Sermon has a ton of upside in this offense and if he can seize the lead role, he has a chance to be one of the biggest sleepers in fantasy football this season.” – Derek Lofland (FantasyPros)“Mike and Kyle Shanahan’s zone running scheme has worked year after year, turning ordinary talents such as Mike Anderson, Reuben Droughns, and Alfred Morris into immensely valuable fantasy assets, if only for a year or two. – Dennis Sosic (Fantasy Six Pack)“Chicago’s Darnell Mooney was productive as a fifth-round rookie selection in 2020. – Jeff Haverlack (Dynasty League Football)“Darnell Mooney is one of those players where the fantasy sleeper interest arises primarily from an eye-test review of his 2020 film. – Richard Savill (Fantasy Six Pack)“Darnell Mooney tallied 61-631-4 as a fifth-round rookie alongside Mitchell Trubisky (nine starts) and Nick Foles (seven starts). – Lawrence Jackson (Fantasy Football Lord)“I don’t understand how Antonio Brown is being drafted outside of the top-40 WRs. His 16-game pace last season would have been 90-966-8 on 122 targets. Expect regression to help him in 2021 and Williams should also benefit from Justin Herbert entering his second season when quarterbacks traditionally make the biggest efficiency improvements of their careers.” Fantasy players should target him with the same conviction his coach did.” – Brendan Tuma (FantasyPros)“Rookie quarterback Trey Lance gets the benefit of playing in an offense that aided Jimmy Garoppolo (8.3) and even Nick Mullens (7.9) to finishes of first and sixth, respectively, in passing yards per attempt since 2017. In his lone full season as a starter in 2019 at North Dakota State, Lance rushed for 1,150 yards and a whopping 14 rushing touchdowns.” – Andrew Erickson (Pro Football Focus)“Justin Fields is a quarterback I want on all my fantasy teams. The Ohio State product will have plenty of chances to prove he’s the answer at quarterback this preseason, but even if the dual-threat QB starts the season off on the bench, it’s only a matter of time before he takes over for Andy Dalton.” – Adrian Alpanseque (Estadio Fantasy)“Adam Trautman has significant upside this season based on where he’s currently being drafted. “The Chargers targeted tight ends 141 times leading to 88 catches, 1,001 yards, and eight touchdowns last season.