Fantasy football players who don't end up with Travis Kelce, Mark Andrews or Darren Waller at tight end could do much worse than Noah Fant as a late-round sleeper candidate, at least in the eyes of ESPN's Matt Bowen.
"Fant, who averaged 7.7 PPR points per game in 2022, fits as a deeper-league TE2 with the physical profile to produce on the bootleg/play-action concepts of the Seahawks' offense," Bowen wrote when listing the tight end as the Seahawks' fantasy sleeper.
One thing fantasy football players can reasonably rely on when it comes to Fant is his durability.