Fantasy Football Sleepers, Week 3: Depth wide receivers a common theme among underrated options
Key Points:
- Devaughn Vele had a solid Week 2 performance, but most other sleepers on the list underperformed, with managers still relying on top roster players in September.
- WR Adonai Mitchell (37% rostered) has shown consistency with over 60 yards in both starts and a high target count, facing a weakened Detroit secondary in Week 3.
- WR Rashod Bateman (29%) posted a strong Week 2 game and is expected to maintain a significant role despite Zay Flowers' potential return, benefiting from QB Lamar Jackson and OC Declan Doyle.
- RB Emanuel Wilson (22%) impressed with his rushing efficiency, and even with Jadarian Price's uncertain status, Wilson could see increased work in a favorable matchup against the Commanders.
- TE Oronde Gadsden II (17%) may emerge as a primary target for the Chargers due to injuries to other tight ends, despite the team's current struggles.