Identifying under-the-radar players can give fantasy football enthusiasts an edge in their drafts. This year's NFC sleeper picks include Matthew Stafford, who has the potential for a resurgence with the Los Angeles Rams, and Cade Otton, a tight end with breakout potential for the Buccaneers.

From the NFC East, Javonte Williams stands out as he aims to claim the lead role in the Cowboys backfield after moving on from Denver. Meanwhile, Wan'Dale Robinson of the New York Giants, with a solid target count in 2024, could become a reliable PPR option. In the NFC North, rookie Luther Burden III is navigating a crowded Bears receiving corps, but his skill set makes him a name to watch. Detroit Lions' Isaac TeSlaa, drafted in the third round, possesses big-play capability, potentially making him a red-zone threat.

Other notable mentions are Tucker Kraft from the Green Bay Packers, who has shown promise as a tight end, and J.J. McCarthy, the second-year quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings, who could take advantage of his explosive offensive weapons.

As the fantasy season approaches, these players represent late-round value with upside, perfect for savvy managers looking to build strong rosters.