Late-round fantasy gold is on the radar as a slate of sleepers targets value in 2025 drafts. Braelon Allen could seize a bigger Jets role on early downs and near the goal line, challenging Breece Hall for touches after strong rushing grades and efficiency metrics. J.J. McCarthy lands in a hyper-supportive Vikings offense, making him a plausible late-round QB gamble behind one of the league’s top pass-catching groups. Receivers Josh Downs and Emeka Egbuka loom in Indianapolis and Tampa Bay, respectively, with Downs showing high per-play involvement and Egbuka’s path clearing if top targets are limited. Brenton Strange emerges in Jacksonville as a TE1 option, while Sam Darnold’s recent surge under Kevin O’Connell’s system highlights a theoretical late-round QB floor. The piece also flags Alec Pierce and Tyler Warren as potential Colts components to steal spots late in drafts. Overall, the theme is clear: value opportunities in double-digit rounds hinge on path to volume, efficiency, and offensive context, not just name recognition.