Draft Sharks - Fantasy Football Podcast
Sep 1, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
Looking for some last-minute fantasy football sleepers? Matt Schauf and Jared Smola of DraftSharks.com break down their favorite…
Matt Schaaf and Jared Smola of DraftSharks.com here to run you through some last minute sleepers.
If you have not drafted yet, these are guys you can target in the double digit rounds.
If you have already drafted, you might even find some of these guys available on waivers in your league.
If you're using the draft war room, then the double digit rounds is the range in your draft.
That is when our ceiling projections and the ceiling likelihoods that we set for every single player get a boost in the recommendation formula.
Why? Because the later you get in your draft, the more you should be targeting upside while paying less attention to the risk factors for that player.
Something that makes you not want to draft a guy in round six shouldn't really matter in round 12, round 14.
You can toggle it off if you want it off at some point, but it's just another tool within the draft war room that helps you get your ideal roster heading into the season.
Guys that are going to pop in upside mode and we're going to start Jared with a buzzy young receiver, right? Yeah,
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Matt Schaaf and Jared Smola of DraftSharks.com here to run you through some last minute sleepers.
If you have not drafted yet, these are guys you can target in the double digit rounds.
If you have already drafted, you might even find some of these guys available on waivers in your league.
If you're using the draft war room, then the double digit rounds is the range in your draft.
That is when our ceiling projections and the ceiling likelihoods that we set for every single player get a boost in the recommendation formula.
Why? Because the later you get in your draft, the more you should be targeting upside while paying less attention to the risk factors for that player.
Something that makes you not want to draft a guy in round six shouldn't really matter in round 12, round 14.
You can toggle it off if you want it off at some point, but it's just another tool within the draft war room that helps you get your ideal roster heading into the season.
Guys that are going to pop in upside mode and we're going to start Jared with a buzzy young receiver, right? Yeah,