Sleeper TE's

Here's a DEEP sleeper to keep an eye on, especially in dynasty leagues. Jordan Cameron, TE, Clev. Raw, but following the success of many others, this is a former basketball player making the transition. Has the raw ability, just needs some seasoning. With the success that some basketball crossovers have had, I'd take a long shot on this kid.
 
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gizzil said:
i think you almost have to go with elite TE's nowadays, if you miss theyre all kinda the same eh... i think tamme is already up on the radar with vernon davis etc as probably pretty solid - the super elite graham, gronk, and hernandez are where youd like to be i think
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I do the exact opposite every year and it has served me well.

Last year I targeted Gronkowski and Graham in the late rounds, and while that was my most successful TE sleeper year ever, I think that the concept is sound in general. You can almost always find one or two elite TEs after the first 6 rounds. You just have to be mindful of ADP and situation. Guys like Jacob Tamme and Brent Celek are going around 120-140 in terms of ADP. I'd a lot rather take those risks than invest a second round draft pick in Gronkowski.
 
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Fred Davis or Brandon Pettigrew are the TE's I'm targeting around the halfway point of the draft. They aren't exactly sleepers, but I like their chances to nearly match what the guys going several rounds earlier produce.
 
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