TeSlaa stands out as a Detroit Lions sleeper with high athleticism (six-foot-four, noted athletic testing) who could become a third option in a potent Lions attack behind Gibbs and LaPorta. He’s positioned to emerge if YAC-heavy routes and red-zone targets become available, presenting late-round upside in dynasty and deep-redraft formats.

TeSlaa brings size and speed to Detroit with a potential red-zone role, offering luxury upside behind a dynamic Lions offense. He’s an ideal late-round dart for fantasy managers seeking a high-ceiling RB/WR hybrid option who could emerge if the depth chart shifts.

TeSlaa, a Hillsdale and Arkansas alum, made the most of a first NFL appearance with four receptions on five targets, including an 18-yard TD at Ford Field. His Michigan roots and Brookfield-like resilience give Detroit a compelling depth piece at wide receiver who could push for more opportunities as roster decisions loom.

TeSlaa’s two straight end-zone receptions in Week 2 cement his role as a burgeoning red-zone threat, validating Detroit’s aggressive draft move up the board. The third-round rookie’s composure and veteran-like savvy on contested throws signal a legitimate fantasy risk-reward profile: steady target ceiling in the red zone with breakout potential as the season progresses.

TeSlaa stood out in drills on the edge of scrimmage, flashing as a blocking presence and in-rep recognition, signaling depth on the Lions’ line.