Fantasy football 2025 dynasty sleepers, from Jameson Williams to Joshua Palmer

The article presents fantasy football sleeper targets for the 2025 NFL season draft. The author highlights players they believe are undervalued relative to their potential performance, ranging from deep sleepers to veterans offering bargains.

Jameson Williams (WR, Lions): Despite early career struggles, Williams enters his fourth season with a clear role in Detroit. The author praises his dynamic playmaking ability before and after the catch, predicting a bold outcome where he outscores teammate Amon-Ra St. Brown in fantasy points for 2025.

Chuba Hubbard (RB, Panthers): Hubbard's potential is gaining recognition, but the author remains higher than consensus (possibly as high as RB13). Despite being 26, his strong 2024 performance (4.8 YPC, 11 TDs) and increased production late in the season on a struggling team make him a key target, especially in RB-Light draft strategies.

Trevor Lawrence (QB, Jaguars): Viewed as a back-end QB1, Lawrence is seen as underperforming partly due to constant coaching and system changes. The author believes his situation stabilizes in 2025 with a durable coaching staff and exciting talent around him, making him a value buy given current trade discounts.

Chris Olave (WR, Saints): Despite dynasty concerns about concussions and the Saints' offense, the author strongly advocates for Olave. He remains the team's top receiver and is expected to command a high target share, regardless of the quarterback. The author dismisses fading him solely based on injury risk.

Evan Engram (TE, Jaguars): While only slightly higher than consensus on Engram, the author considers him a sleeper within their tight end strategy (fading most outside the top 4-5). They value Engram significantly higher (nearly three rounds ahead) due to his fit in Sean Payton's system and see top-10 TE potential.

Amari Cooper (WR, Free Agent): The author urges acquiring Cooper immediately, expressing absolute confidence he will sign with a team featuring a quality quarterback (speculating Rams, Bills, or Vikings). While not projected as a WR1 or WR2, Cooper is seen as a potential valuable WR3, especially if paired with someone like Matthew Stafford.