Week 12 Dream Sleepers: Dontrell Hilliard, Ty Johnson among players with favorable combinations

With the farewells to Patrick Mahomes and Kyler Murray, many fantasy owners will no doubt be looking for a slumbering QB. Yes, Mahomes has been wildly successful, but you will probably continue to start him. Murray, along with DeAndre Hopkins, have been out for a few weeks, and you’ll have to keep finding solutions for a week for them. As always, we’re here to help you identify specific below-allowed values ​​for this week. Whether it’s with the players on your roster or those sitting on the ropes giving up, there are always guys, such as Dontrell Hilliard or Ty Johnson, ready to join your squad and be on the list of players. our Week 12 fantasy sleepers.

It should be noted that any of our selections maybe bust this week, but so there could be good studs. We’re taking some opportunities here, because we don’t want to make anyone too obvious. A list of easy choices won’t do anyone any good. You won’t start the ones below over consistent, proven manufacturers, but you probably won’t be looking for fantasy sleepers if your lineup is already established. Even so, however, our list of players can help you find value in DFS competitions, as the prices of these players are affordable.

Our Week 11 picks were hit or miss, as AJ Dillon, Myles Gaskin, Brandon Aiyuk, Pat Freiermuth, Kadarius Toney (in PPR) and the Browns’ defense ended the bargain. On the other hand, Daniel Jones, D’Onta Foreman, Cole Kmet and CJ Uzomah let us down. Jamal Agnew and Justin Fields were injured, and Mac Jones was fine in terms of real-life football, but a conservative game scenario held him back in fantasy leagues.

We’ve had better weeks and we’ve had worse, but we guarantee our Week 12 list will be our best list (not a guarantee).

WEEK 12 PPR RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Week 12 Fantasy: Running Back

Devonta Freeman, Ravens and Browns (Jackson Sparks). Freeman reappears in this Ravens attack, and although Cleveland is a mid-range defense against fictional RBs, Freeman has enough precious opportunities from the air and at the goal line to make him. become a solid support. Selection. Chances are, you picked him out of the exemption, and it’s hard to imagine there are so many better options when it comes to flexibility.

Ty Johnson, Jets @ Texans (Vinnie Iyer). It sounds like a beanie, baby when the tie comes to him in their backyard ahead of Tevin Coleman while the Jets replace rookie Michael Carter for a while.

Dontrell Hilliard, Titans @ Patriots (Matt Lutovsky). Hilliard can be a good PPR sleeper, especially if Jeremy McNichols (concussion) is out again. Hilliard caught 8 out of 10 targets last week and added 7 more dashes. With the departure of Adrian Peterson, Hilliard will likely take on a larger workload even with McNichols playing. Pats are a tough defensive species, but they do allow for a third most RB reception, so Hilliard still has the potential to be versatile.

WEEK 12 STANDARD RANKING:
Midfielder | Run back | Wide receiver | Tight ending | VND / ST | Kicker

Week 12 Fantasy Football Sleepers: Quartet

Mac Jones, Patriots vs. Titans (Sparks). Jones works well, but that doesn’t always equate to big imaginary numbers (as we saw in Week 11 vs Atlanta). However, we will return to the well. The Titans can turn this into a competitive game and force Jones to rampage. After all, Tennessee is strong against fantasy RBs but has 4th worst defense against fantasy QBs. It’s not hard to believe that Bill Belichick and Josh McDaniels will know how to exploit the Titans’ troubled secondary element.

Jimmy Garoppolo, 49ers vs Vikings (Iyer). It feels great, honey, to see the 49ers’ offense happen again with Jimmy G at the controls and all their players doing their thing. Speed ​​ahead for a reasonably high shootout with Captain Kirk.

Cam Newton, Panthers @ Dolphins (Lutovsky). Newton last week looked pretty good as a runner and passerby, and with another week to feel more comfortable against the Panthers, he could be even better. The match didn’t go entirely smoothly, but Miami still allowed the QBs to have the third-highest fantasy score per game (FPPG), so Newton is a high-ceiling, high-stakes game.

Week 12 Fantasy Soccer Sleepers: Wide Receiver

Cedrick Wilson, Cowboys vs. Raiders (Sparks). Raiders are actually a pretty solid defense against fictional WRs, but since Amari Cooper (sub/COVID) and CeeDee Lamb (concussion) will almost certainly be out, Wilson becomes the #2 WR in the series. One of the best fouls in football. We’ve seen him produce in this position this year, and this is his biggest chance to show off on Thanksgiving.

Marvin Jones, Jaguars and Falcons (Iyer). Remember him? He got back involved last week and they can really throw him a ton again with Trevor Lawrence now that Jamal Agnew isn’t for the season.

Laviska Shenault, The Jaguar and the Falcon (Lutovsky). ; With Jamal Agnew (hip) injured, Shenault will see more targets and touch. He didn’t do much with them at the start of the year, but against an Atlanta defense that allowed the FPPG to finish seventh to WR, we finally get the breakout game we’ve been waiting for.

Week 12 Fantasy Soccer Sleepers: Tight Ending

Evan Engram, Giants vs. Eagles (Sparks). Going into Week 11, the Eagles were the worst defense against imaginary tight finishes, and they were heading into a game where Adam Trautman caught five passes from 58 yards and one touchdown. into their nets. Engram has several starters on his résumé this season and he could succeed in this competition.

Gerald Everett, Seahawks @ Washington (Iyer). He’s getting more involved, so desperate deep-jumping players who’ve bid farewell to Travis Kelce can be even worse than throwing darts with this upside-down pose like Everett.

Austin Hooper, Browns @ Ravens (Lutovsky). Hooper has had four catches in three of the past four games, setting a decent tier in the PPR tournaments. Team Raven did well against Cole Kmet last week, but they’re still in the top 10 FPPGs allowed to go to TEs.

Week 12 Fantasy Soccer Sleepers: Defensive

Chicago Bears @ Lions (Spark). This is a classic underdog defense against the Lions. Jared Goff? Tim Boyle? No problem, let’s start Bears D.

Los Angeles Charger @ Broncos (Iyer). Teddy Bridgewater is about to be cornered and make some big mistakes at home.

Cincinnati Bengals vs Steelers (Lutovsky). The Steelers had an offensive line problem, and Cincinnati’s passing pace was steady throughout the year, producing multiple clearances in all but two games. When these teams met in September, the Bengals’ defense fired Ben Roethlisberger four times and tied up two INTs while limiting Pittsburgh to 10 offensive points. A similar game may be in order.