You can’t win your fantasy football league without sleepers.
In my experience, the winning fantasy teams always have a sleeper who breaks out and pushes their team over the top. Of course it makes sense to draft as many top players as you can, but you shouldn’t sleep on sleepers.
So much can happen in a season that the team you start with is hardly ever the team you finish with. Take it from me, who drafted Le’Veon Bell with the number one pick in the draft last year.
Age, injury, and their surrounding teammates are all reasons that a player that was considered a top pickup at the beginning of the season ends up needing to be replaced.