Quarterback Sleepers Experts Love to Draft (2024 Fantasy Football)

When preparing for your fantasy football drafts, knowing which players to target and others to avoid is important. The amount of information available can be overwhelming, so a great way to condense the data and determine players to draft and others to leave for your leaguemates is to use our expert consensus fantasy football rankings compared to fantasy football average draft position (ADP). In this way, you can identify players the experts are willing to reach for at ADP and others they are not drafting until much later than average. Let’s dive into a few notable fantasy football sleepers below. And check out all of the fantasy football draft sleepers experts love in our consensus sleeper rankings.

2024 Fantasy Football Quarterback Sleepers

Here are fantasy football draft sleepers the experts love to target.

Fantasy Football Quarterback Sleepers

Rank	Quarterbacks	Team	Bye	Num Experts	ECR	ADP
1	Trevor Lawrence	JAC	12	12	16	16
2	Kirk Cousins	ATL	12	12	18	19
3	Will Levis	TEN	5	12	24	25
4	Matthew Stafford	LAR	6	5	19	20
5	Justin Fields	PIT	9	6	30	26
6	Deshaun Watson	CLE	10	4	21	22
7	Geno Smith	SEA	10	5	23	24
8	Bo Nix	DEN	14	4	31	23
9	Bryce Young	CAR	11	2	27	29
10	Aaron Rodgers	NYJ	12	1	20	18
11	Sam Darnold	MIN	6	1	29	31
12	Baker Mayfield	TB	11	1	22	21
13	Daniel Jones	NYG	11	1	26	32
14	Justin Herbert	LAC Q	5	1	17	17
15	Michael Penix Jr.	ATL	12	1	36	33

Fantasy Football Draft Outlook: Sleepers

Trevor Lawrence (JAC)

I love Lawrence in fantasy football this season. All we need is health and regression to the mean, and Lawrence should take off. Last year, Lawrence battled a sprained MCL, ankle sprain, concussion, and bruised right shoulder. It’s fair to question if we saw a healthy version of Lawrence after Week 6. Despite all of this, Lawrence was the QB13 in fantasy points per game (QB7 in expected fantasy points per game) while ranking 14th in CPOE and seventh in highly accurate throw rate (per Fantasy Points Data). This offseason, Jacksonville restocked Lawrence’s weapon cupboard despite losing Calvin Ridley to free agency. The Jags signed Gabriel Davis and drafted Brian Thomas Jr. to stretch the field and open up the middle of the field for Christian Kirk and Evan Engram. With these additions, we could see this offense pass aggressively. In Weeks 11-18, Jacksonville ranked seventh in neutral passing rate and 10th in red zone passing rate. The needle is pointing upward for Lawrence for 2024.

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