SLEEPERS

Before his injury in week 9, Keon Coleman flashed a lot of potential as the WR28 from weeks 1-8. An emerging rookie with Josh Allen throwing to him, Coleman was everyone’s waiver wire dream. And suddenly, the shine is gone when it shouldn’t be. This is a freak athlete with big play ability, and the reigning NFL MVP throwing him the football. Mack Hollins, Curtis Samuel, and Amari Cooper leave behind 80 targets in this offense that we think will be split almost evenly between Coleman and new addition Josh Palmer. There’s still too much untapped potential for him not to be rostered on your team. He has WR2 upside at a WR51 price tag.

Our favorite pick of the draft, Williams is everything New England is looking for in a WR, elite footwork and route running with deep play ability. That Patriots wide receiver room outside of Stefon Diggs is wide open with Vrabel and company taking over. If he builds a rapport with Drake Maye, and flashes upside early in the season, he could emerge as a legitimate #2 in this offense for a QB who is a budding star. He is more than worth a flyer with one of your last draft selections.