Dynasty Fantasy Football 2026 Sleepers to Trade for: Jonathon Brooks and Tank Dell Just Need to Stay Healthy


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Uncovering Hidden Gems in Dynasty Fantasy Football

In the world of Dynasty Fantasy Football, identifying sleepers can be a challenging but crucial task. With numerous opinions and varying perspectives, it’s essential to find players who can bring significant value to your team without breaking the bank. To achieve this, I analyzed the latest ADP (Average Draft Position) data from Dynasty League Football and focused on players outside the top 100. Among these hidden gems, I’ve identified several players who possess the potential to make a significant impact in the upcoming season.

Jonathon Brooks: The Panthers’ Potential Star

Jonathon Brooks, a running back for the Carolina Panthers, is one player who has been gaining attention in recent months. With a DLF ADP of 113, Brooks is an undervalued asset who has the potential to become a top running back by midseason. After a prolonged recovery from a second ACL tear, Brooks is finally back to full health and ready to take on a more significant role in the Panthers’ offense. As a three-down back with a better pedigree than Chuba Hubbard, Brooks is poised to take the lead job away from his teammate and become a dominant force in the league.

At just 23 years old, Brooks still has plenty of time to develop and reach his full potential. If he stays healthy, he could become a consensus top running back by midseason, making him a valuable asset for any Dynasty Fantasy Football team.

De’Zhaun Stribling: A Rookie with Potential

De’Zhaun Stribling, a wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, is another player who has been gaining attention in recent months. Despite being drafted 33rd overall, Stribling has impressed his coaches and teammates, and his stock is rising rapidly. With Christian Kirk already suffering an injury in camp and Mike Evans turning 33 in August, Stribling has a clear path to becoming a starter for the 49ers. His relationship with Brock Purdy is also a significant factor in his potential success, and his efficiency on the field is a testament to his skills as a receiver.

Whether Stribling is good enough to justify his draft capital may be irrelevant, especially at this cost. With his current ADP of 146, he’s a steal for any Dynasty Fantasy Football team looking to add a talented young receiver to their roster.

Cam Ward: A Quarterback on the Rise

Cam Ward, a quarterback for the Tennessee Titans, is another player who has been gaining attention in recent months. With a DLF ADP of 167, Ward is the 23rd quarterback off the board in Dynasty startup drafts, which is a staggering number considering he was the number one overall pick in last year’s draft. Everything has improved for Ward this offseason, from the addition of Brian Daboll as offensive coordinator to the signing of Carnell Tate and Wan’Dale Robinson as wide receivers. Unless Ward is a complete bust, he should take a significant step forward in his second season.

There’s also breakout potential for Ward if Daboll’s propensity to draw up designed rush attempts for his quarterback continues. With his current ADP, Ward is an undervalued asset who has the potential to become a top quarterback in the league.

Tank Dell: A Receiver with a Bright Future

Tank Dell, a wide receiver for the Houston Texans, is another player who has been gaining attention in recent months. With a DLF ADP of 178, Dell is an undervalued asset who has the potential to become a top receiver in the league. In his last 17 healthy games, Dell caught 70 passes for 922 yards and scored six touchdowns, and his relationship with C.J. Stroud is a significant factor in his potential success.

Like Brooks, Dell just needs to stay healthy to be a huge win at his current cost. With the Texans’ receiver room crowded with Nico Collins, Jayden Higgins, and Jaylin Noel, Dell is my second favorite of the group if he can stay on the field. You may be able to get him for a third-round rookie pick right now, but that won’t be the case if he stays healthy through camp.

Greg Dulcich: A Tight End with Potential

Greg Dulcich, a tight end for the Miami Dolphins, is another player who has been gaining attention in recent months. With a DLF ADP of 184, Dulcich is an undervalued asset who has the potential to become a top tight end in the league. As a tight end who finished second behind only Dalton Kincaid in yards per route run last season, Dulcich has the skills and efficiency to lead the Dolphins in targets. He’s also 60 picks cheaper than Kincaid in recent ADP, making him a steal for any Dynasty Fantasy Football team looking to add a talented tight end to their roster.

Dulcich is still on the waiver wire in some Dynasty leagues, but he shouldn’t be. With his current ADP and potential to become a top tight end, he’s a player who deserves to be on every Fantasy Football team’s radar.