Top Sleepers for the 2025 Season (and Why They’ll Win You Your League)

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Fantasy championships are often decided not by first-round stars, but by undervalued assets that emerge as league-winning contributors. Here are the top sleepers for 2025 and why they should be on your draft radar:

Jaylen Wright, RB, Dolphins: Overshadowed last year, Wright now finds opportunity amid a reworked Dolphins backfield. Raheem Mostert’s absence clears the depth chart, and while Alexander Mattison and rookie Ollie Gordon provide competition, camp reports give Wright the early edge. His explosiveness and pass-catching ability make him a potential breakout if given volume, yet he’s being drafted outside the top 40 RBs. Wright is a late-round pick with league-winning upside if Achane goes down.

Rome Odunze, WR, Bears: Odunze struggled to make a rookie impact, but the Bears’ offense is set for a facelift under coach Ben Johnson. With veteran Keenan Allen gone, Odunze could emerge as Caleb Williams’ top option, supporting a higher target share and exceeding his low-end WR3 ADP. If he becomes the go-to in an improved passing attack, he’ll be a steal in the middle rounds.

Keon Coleman, WR, Bills: Coleman flashed big-play talent in his debut but lacked consistency. Now, with a full offseason to build chemistry with Josh Allen and a vacated target share in Buffalo, his downfield ability (19.2 yards-per-catch as a rookie) and run-after-catch skills set the stage for a major sophomore leap. His ceiling is especially high if he becomes Allen’s favored deep threat.

Deep sleeper to know: Jordan Mason, RB, Vikings: Often overlooked, Mason could earn a bigger role in Minnesota’s evolving backfield, offering sneaky value in the late rounds, especially if injuries strike.

Targeting these names late can transform your roster depth into championship-winning firepower.