Exclusive | Matthew Berry reveals must-draft fantasy football 2026 sleepers at each position
If you’re looking for value as you endlessly scroll through hundreds of players in your fantasy football draft, you’ve come to the right place.The Talented Mr.Roto, Matthew Berry, sat down with The Post to talk about the players you need to draft in order to win your league. This year, all of Berry’s content can be found on his company website, Fantasy Life, as he left NBC following last NFL season. “Had a great four years at NBC Sports; nothing bad to say,” Berry told The Post.
“I want to be entrepreneurial and I want to be a part of regular NFL coverage, and at least under the old regime at ESPN that wasn’t possible … I was able to build up FantasyLife while I was at NBC, which is why I went there.” He dives into his favorite sleepers at each position with The Post, and there is much more in our full interview, which you can find on YouTube.The full interview also includes a breakdown of the Packers’ uncertain backfield, as well an analysis of both the Giants’ and Jets’ offenses.“In terms of sleeper quarterbacks, I feel like Malik Willis is the obvious answer there,” Berry said.“We know there’s a floor there because of the rushing.
He’s averaging over 40 rushing yards per game for his career.As long as he’s like normal bad and not excessively bad, not like historically bad.
As long as the Dolphins are normally bad, he’s going to be fine.They’ll be throwing a lot; he’ll be running a lot.”For the Packers last year, Willis was 30 of 35 for 422 yards and three touchdowns with zero interceptions.
He also ran for 123 yards and two touchdowns.Miami’s Over/Under win total is 3.5, the lowest in the league, and they are +270 to have the worst regular-season record.So, yeah, plenty of garbage-time fantasy points to be had there. Berry also mentions Saints quarterback Tyler Shough as a value QB for drafts this weekend.This is the player whom Berry sounded the most convicted about while talking about sleepers this year. Jo...