Five late-round Zero-RB targets headline this sleeper list: Keaton Mitchell, Blake Corum, Kendre Miller, Sean Tucker, and Trevor Etienne. Mitchell looks like the safest floor option behind Derrick Henry in Baltimore, with role in both rushing and passing downs. Corum could push into a true RB2 role with Kyren Williams in Los Angeles, offering standalone value if used more than expected. Miller could lead New Orleans if Kamara is dealt, Tucker adds high-upside depth for Tampa Bay, and Etienne has legitimate handcuff upside in Carolina. Build the RB room around a steady RB1 and sprinkle in upside darts for the late rounds.

Adam Thielen's contract revision trims $4 million in incentives, leaving a $2 million base to free cap space for Minnesota. After a Panthers trade sent Thielen away, he’s back with a Vikings crew he already knows. With Jordan Addison suspended and Jalen Nailor sidelined by a hand injury, Thielen’s veteran presence stabilizes a wide receiver room that, once healthy, could rank among the league’s best behind Justin Jefferson and the evolving J.J. McCarthy-led offense.