NFL Draft Late-Round Gems for Fantasy Football

0:00It's April 27th. Welcome to NFL News today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The 2026 NFL Draft wrapped up with rounds 4 through 7, and for fantasy football heads, it's all about spotting those late round. Gems with redraft, upside and 12 team leagues. We're talking running backs, wide receivers, and a few others who landed in spots where injuries could open doors fast. No massive stars here, but a down draft year means these guys matter more than usual for watchlists and handcuffs. Take running back Jonah Coleman to the Denver Broncos. He's eyeing back-up duties behind JK Dobbins with goal-line potential in Sean Payton's scheme. Mike Washington Jr. hit Vegas as a change of pace behind Aston Johnty, bringing big-play juice despite fumble woes. Then there's Nicholas Singleton in Tennessee, poised to climb, if Tony Pollard or Taijay Spears falter, come free agency next spring. Wideouts like Skyler Bell and Buffalo stand out. He could snag third receiver targets from Josh Allen, maybe even a starting

1:02gig over weaker vets. Bryce Lance joins the Saints with splash-play potential if the top guys get nicked up. On the tight inside, Justin Jolie's Denver spot is murky behind Evan Ingram, but Emmett Johnson in Kansas City screams handcuff value for Kenneth. Walker's back-up role. Later picks bring intrigue too. Quarterback tailing grain to Cleveland Packs freakish athleticism like a young Lamar Jackson, maybe forcing his way into, starts. Demon Clayborn lands with the Vikings for big-play return duties and backfield depth behind aging Aaron Jones while hybrid Eli Hydenreich in. Pittsburgh could flex as a jet-sweep threat. Keep these names our radar through cam folks. Fantasy seasons flip on rookie breakouts and injury luck, so stay locked in as rankings drop this week.