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Fantasy Football Draft Sleepers: Jordan Mason, Will Levis, Rashee Rice, Malik Davis

Fantasy Football Draft Sleepers: Jordan Mason, Will Levis, Rashee Rice, Malik Davis

When you’re drafting in a league with 14 or more teams, the later rounds are crucial. The talent pool quickly dwindles, and you find yourself trying to grab sleepers that have a chance to make an impact. We need to dig deep into the depth chart and find gold. Look at these players in the later rounds that you could potentially use in your starting lineup.

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Malik Davis (RB – DAL)

The Cowboys moving on from Ezekiel Elliot allows Tony Pollard to get the feature role for this season.

The Cowboys will need an RB2, and Davis had the most playing time last year of any of the other running backs on the roster with 38 carries for 4.2 yards per carry. Pollard will certainly see 230 touches this year, but Davis could be a vital handcuff if anything should happen.

Rashee Rice (WR – KC)

With Kadarius Toney on the shelf, someone must step up in his absence.

Justyn Ross is an option, but he has a long history of injuries in college and missed last season. There’s also Richie James, but Rice is looking great in practice.

Will Levis (QB – TEN)

The clock is ticking for Ryan Tannehill in Tennessee. This will be the second-straight year the Titans drafted a quarterback, but with how bad Malik Willis played last season when Tannehill was out, he couldn’t keep the job.

The second-round pick had a great 2021 season, with Kentucky throwing for 2,286 yards, nine passing touchdowns, 376 rushing yards, and nine rushing touchdowns. The Wildcats had injuries throughout the offense in 2022, leading to regression from Levis and the dropping in his draft stock.

Levis is one of the top-drafted rookies that isn’t being drafted onto fantasy teams because isn’t projected to start, but if the Titans begin the season struggling or Tannehill is injured, Levis will move in as the QB1.

Jordan Mason (RB – SF)

Christian McCaffrey is the guy in this San Fransisco, but as we’ve seen with Kyle Shanahan, he likes to get all of his running backs involved. Shanahan has been known to take unheard-of running backs and turn them into fantasy stars like Raheem Mostert, Jeff Wilson, Trey Sermon, and Jaymcal Hasty.

Just because he’s lower on the depth chart doesn’t mean he won’t get playing time. Elijah Mitchell has frequently found his way onto the IR, and McCaffrey has also had injury issues.

The second-round pick out of SMU is coming off 1,355 receiving yards and ten touchdowns. With great straight-line speed and the ability to separate, he can be the vertical guy to contrast Skyy Moore‘s excellent route running.

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