Fantasy Football Sleepers Experts Draft: Jack Bech, Pat Bryant (2025)

Finding value late in fantasy football drafts can be the difference between a good team and a championship contender. That’s why we asked our Featured Pros — a trusted collection of industry—leading fantasy football analysts — to share their favorite late-round draft steals for the 2025 season. Specifically, we wanted to know: Which one wide receiver outside the top 55 in half-PPR ADP do you plan to target in all drafts and why?

Whether you’re looking to stash upside on your bench or hit big with a sleeper pick, this expert-driven list of fantasy football sleepers at WR is loaded with insights to help you win your draft in the later rounds.

Fantasy Football Sleepers

Which one WR outside the top 55 in half-PPR WR ADP do you plan to target in all drafts as a late-round fantasy football sleeper and why?

Jack Bech (WR – LV)

“I’m going to try to draft Jack Bech in all my drafts in those later rounds. He was a great playmaker in TCU last year with second-round draft capital, and the opportunity is there with not much competition in the WR room. In these later rounds, you don’t expect much from these players. So if Bech ends up posting WR2 or WR3 numbers, decisions like this could be the reason you make the playoffs in your league. Take a risk on those rookies who have a clear path to fantasy success like Bech.”
– Joey Meinerding (Fantasy Dink)

Pat Bryant (WR – DEN)

“Pat Bryant is one of my favorite deep fantasy football sleepers heading into 2025 drafts. The Broncos’ third-round rookie posted 54 catches for 984 yards and 10 touchdowns in his final season at Illinois, showcasing strong hands and red-zone reliability. Head coach Sean Payton compared him to Michael Thomas, hinting at a potential high-volume role in a thin receiver room behind Courtland Sutton. While he lacks elite speed (4.61 40-yard dash), Bryant wins with physicality, route discipline and quite possibly the strongest hands in the class, traits that fit Payton’s offense perfectly. With a current ADP of WR73, Bryant offers strong late-round value and a realistic path to early playing time.”
– James Emrick-Wilson (Armchair Scouting)