Isaiah Likely’s Fantasy Sleeper Surge | NFL News

0:00It's September 7th, welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and Ready for Kickoff. Alright, let's talk about the New York Giants' offense for the upcoming season. Head coach John Harbaugh is building around quarterback Jackson Dart, running back Cam's Catebo, and receiver Malik Neighbors. This trio actually got a little taste of playing together last year before injury sideline both Neighbors and Scott Teebo. But the real buzz is about a new addition that could shake things up. This newcomer is Tidean Isaiah Likley, and he's already been called a fantasy football sleeper by ESPN's Adam Schefter. Likley followed his coach Harbaugh to New York in free agency, and the word is he's set to be the main guy at Tidean without Mark Andrews blocking his path. This move is expected to boost his role in the Giants passing game. Likley is a 26 year old who's shown flashes of what he can do when given more chances. He's got the athleticism, the size, and the experience, making him an attractive pick

1:01for fantasy managers looking for a late round steal. He signed a three year deal worth $40 million with a Giants this off season, which shows Harbaugh's faith in him. Now, it's true. Likley hasn't hit 500 receiving yards in a single season yet, but a big reason for that was playing behind veteran Tidean, Mark Andrews. With that situation changed, and likely stepping into a primary role, his numbers could see a significant jump. So keep an eye on Isaiah Likley. He's got the pedigree, the opportunity, and the coaching connection to potentially become a major factor for the Giants and a valuable asset for your fantasy team.