In the quest for fantasy football success, wide receivers are paramount, often filling multiple slots in lineups. Choosing wisely can lead to significant advantages, with sleepers often turning into breakout stars. Notable 2025 candidates include Jayden Higgins, who, after being a Round 2 pick by the Houston Texans, stands to benefit from a hefty target share with C.J. Stroud as quarterback. His potential WR15 finish could be a steal.

Darnell Mooney of the Atlanta Falcons also garners attention after a solid 2024 season, where he fell just short of 1,000 yards. With Michael Penix Jr. at the helm for the whole season, Mooney's WR2 upside is enticing, especially with coverage distractions like Drake London.

Tre Harris of the Los Angeles Chargers is another intriguing option at WR65. Positioned as the No. 3 wideout, he has the chance to rise within the depth chart, particularly as Mike Williams ages and struggles with production. Meanwhile, Keon Coleman of the Buffalo Bills integrates into an offense where he holds substantial upside, potentially rising well above his current WR57 draft spot.