More Super-Deep Sleepers & Warp Zone Players For 2026

Caleb Williams was reportedly sharp during the joint practice session against the Titans.

Despite Pat Doherty labeling Tate a bust, Harris is buying him at his current ADP, which has dropped outside the top 80. Harris cites Matt Waldman's comparison of Tate to Justin Jefferson and notes that Tate looked like an alpha in recent practices.

Loveland is generating significant hype following positive reports from opposing beat reporters during joint practices with the Titans. Harris notes that the momentum for Loveland, who could potentially be drafted as high as the third round, is unlikely to slow down.

Josh does not dislike Courtland Sutton as much as the general consensus, believing there is enough volume in the Broncos' offense for both Sutton and Waddle to be productive.

Josh views David Montgomery as a value in the fifth round, noting he is a 29-year-old power back who maintains a goal-line role and has the potential to return value even without an 80% snap share.

Josh and Harris question why George Pickens is being drafted significantly higher than Jamison Williams, suggesting the market is inconsistent in its valuation of the two players' breakout potential.

Josh notes that while David Montgomery took a backseat to Jahmyr Gibbs last year, Montgomery remains productive and is expected to handle the primary goal-line work.

Josh and Harris are in lockstep on Jamison Williams, ranking him as WR17 and viewing his current ADP (WR26) as a significant value. He has posted 1,000 yards and 7 TDs in each of the last two years, and they argue he is being unfairly penalized by the market compared to players like George Pickens.

Jared Goff is a 'Warp Zone' target who consistently returns value three to four rounds ahead of his current ADP. He has finished as a top-10 QB for four consecutive years, benefits from a dome-heavy schedule, and is in a high-volume passing offense under Dan Campbell.

Harris and Josh agree that drafting Jared Goff in the ninth round represents excellent value for a starting quarterback.

Josh suggests taking the over on Jalen Waddle's 924-yard prop, noting he plays in an offense that led the league in passing attempts last year and is poised to exceed 1,000 yards again.

The source is skeptical of the hype surrounding Jonah Coleman, noting that his rising ADP is likely driven by Sean Payton's comments, which the source suggests should not be trusted.

Harris notes that Matt Waldman expressed confusion regarding the hype surrounding Broncos running back Jonah Coleman.

Harris notes that misdemeanor charges against Jacobs, involving a domestic incident, do not alleviate concerns regarding a potential NFL suspension. While misdemeanor charges are preferable to felonies, the uncertainty makes him a late third-round target for Harris, who has not yet drafted him.

Juwan Johnson is a 'Warp Zone' target at tight end who is being drafted too late (ADP 135). He finished as a TE1 last year with significant volume, and the source argues he is essentially a wide receiver in a tight end's body who fits well in Kellen Moore's offense.

Harris and Josh highlight Juwan Johnson as a valuable starting tight end option in the 12th round.

Miller is a deep sleeper candidate who has struggled with injuries throughout his career, including a torn ACL last season. While Harris likes his film and power, he is not draftable in standard leagues due to the uncertain depth chart behind Travis Etienne and the eventual return of Alvin Kamara.

Burden is currently sidelined with a groin injury, creating uncertainty for Week 1. Harris believes Burden will likely play, but warns that his current draft price fails to account for the risk of him rushing back and re-aggravating the injury.

While previously skeptical due to his college trajectory, the source has gained a new perspective on Singleton, noting he is a patient runner with more explosiveness than shown in college. He is currently locked in as Tony Pollard's direct backup, though he is not a recommended target in standard-sized leagues.

Harris has adjusted his perspective on Singleton following a conversation with Matt Waldman, moving away from his initial skepticism regarding Singleton's lack of starting status at the end of his Penn State career.

Harris is drafting Judkins heavily, noting that he is no longer injured and is a key part of the Browns' backfield plans.

Sanders is a big, fast back who struggled with injuries in college and has a reputation for being stiff. Harris notes he looked like a 'moose' in limited work last December and would be interested to see if he gets early-down work if Quinshawn Judkins gets injured again.

Romeo Doubs is a 'Warp Zone' target who receives a massive upgrade moving from Green Bay's crowded receiver room to New England. He is a talented route runner who gets open, was highly efficient in the red zone, and serves as a valuable contingency play should AJ Brown miss time.

Harris and Josh identify Romeo Doubs as a strong value pick in the 10th round as a bench player.

Ferguson is a talented tight end whose hype has grown too much for him to be considered a 'super deep' sleeper. He is currently being drafted in many leagues, aligning with Harris's earlier assessment.

Robinson left practice to be evaluated for a concussion after taking a hit over the middle. His status should be monitored over the coming days.

Harris mentions he drafts Woody Marks late, but clarifies that Marks is not a threat to David Montgomery's primary role in the offense.