Sleeper: Denzel Boston, WR, Cleveland Browns3 of 5AP Photo/David RichardWhile the formula isn't universal, managers can often find value by targeting No. Last season, for example, the Las Vegas Raiders finished with the league's worst record. Yet, Tre Tucker finished as WR38 in PPR formats. His 9.5 PPR points per week represented solid flex value for a player who was largely undrafted. The Cleveland Browns don't know whether Deshaun Watson or Shedeur Sanders will be their starting quarterback, but rookie Denzel Boston has a good chance to be their No.