Isaac Teslaa is Detroit’s budding fantasy sleeper. After two weeks he’s logged one catch per game, but each grab stands out: a one-handed TD vs Green Bay and a momentum-swinging deep ball before halftime against Chicago. Dan Campbell’s praise and a draft-day bet on Teslaa signal a larger role ahead, as Amon-Ra St. Brown commands attention and opens opportunities for the rookie in Detroit’s gritty offense.

The Lions drafted Teslaa for size-speed (6‑4, 211; 4.43 in the 40) and contested-catch ability, then leaned into a multi-pick swap to land him. With Missouri pedigree (69 receptions, 1,142 yards, 12 TD in final college season), Teslaa projects as a dynamic outside option who can stretch defenses and win tough catches. Expect a slow burn, but a patient fantasy manager could be rewarded as snaps rise.