Jahmyr Gibbs.

Just kidding! Well, not really. Gibbs is definitely a league winner but what if you don’t have a top pick? Here are some late round fantasy football selections that could end up being league winners for you.

QB: Tyler Shough
Essentially he is free so you can take him with one of your last picks. But think about this. The Saints, under head coach Kellen Moore will run the most plays of any team in the league. They’ll be behind alot so they’ll have to throw and Shough has great targets in Olave, Jordan Tyson, Juwan Johnson and two great pass-catching RBs. Oh, and he can also run a bit. It’s all there for Shough to end up a top-five QB this year.

RB: Kenneth Walker
Going as a mid second-rounder, Walker has the potential to be a top 3 running back. He has always had the talent, but now he has the backfield all to himself on a team that will run the ball A LOT. When Andy Reid has a bellcow that he can trust, they put up massive numbers (remember LeSean McCoy). If Walker stays healthy, he could be one of the best running backs in the league and a value even in the second round.

WR: Parker Washington
There are a lot of mouths to feed in Jacksonville, but Parker’s breakout was no fluke. The slot receiver in Liam Cohen’s offense EATS and that is where Washington lines up. Also, Cohen appears to have unlocked something in Trevor Lawrence who now has a ton of confidence and seems to have a mind-meld with Washington. Take him in the 7th round and don’t be surprised if he ends up being a WR1.

TE: Kyle Pitts
Oh, the disrespected Kyle Pitts. For years he has been the butt of fantasy football jokes. But not anymore. Look at his numbers. He is the clear #2 passing option on the Falcons and Kevin Stefanski LOVES featuring his tight end. If he can get competent quarterback play out of Tua and increase his touchdown numbers, Pitts is a top 3 TE that you can get in the middle rounds of drafts.