As fantasy football drafts approach, late-round wide receiver sleepers are essential for building depth on your roster. Marquise Brown of the Kansas City Chiefs, despite injury setbacks, possesses a high upside playing alongside Patrick Mahomes. His ability to be a zone-beater and his rapport with Mahomes make him a worthy target at WR61.

Cedric Tillman of the Cleveland Browns showed promise last season, averaging 15.6 fantasy points per game in his healthy stretches. With Joe Flacco expected to lead the offense, his potential for a breakout is significant.

Wan'Dale Robinson from the New York Giants thrived in PPR formats with a commendable 25% target share, and with improved quarterback play anticipated, he's a steal at WR70. Jalen Coker of the Carolina Panthers, a lesser-known name, demonstrated impressive skills in limited appearances. His chemistry with Bryce Young may lead to solid performances. Lastly, Dyami Brown from the Jacksonville Jaguars offers intriguing upside late in drafts.