Everyone's definition of the term "sleeper" is different, but I like to have a standard: Anyone taken outside of the top-200 in ADP. There are certainly players being drafted earlier who could fit the bill for a sleeper -- Geraldo Perdomo is going about 60 spots later on average than his 2025 finish, a sign that Fantasy drafters are at least figuratively asleep at the wheel coming off his breakout -- but I like to focus more on late-round targets for my list. It just helps to narrow things down. Unfortunately, prices change, which means players who once qualified for the list no longer do. The best example of that is Pirates uber prospect Konnor Griffin, who was being drafted 230.4 on...
