Fantasy Football 2014: 5 New Sleepers Coming Out of Preseason Week 2

Holmes signed with the Bears over the weekend, and with Marquess Wilson (broken collarbone) expected to be out until at least midseason the veteran will likely become the team's No. 3 wide receiver. Just how much the 30-year old has left remains to be seen, but Holmes is someone fantasy owners can keep an eye on as the preseason winds down.

Cassel's presence on this list should not surprise my avid readers (both of you). He is all but certain to start Week 1 now, and fantasy relevance, based in part on how much he'll be throwing the ball, does not look far off with the Vikings facing a sampling of the league's best quarterbacks from Week 2-Week 6.

Taliaferro had 16 carries for 59 yards and a touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday night, and he now has 29 carries for 130 yards through two preseason games. Bernard Pierce and Ray Rice are currently ahead of him on the depth chart, along with Justin Forsett perhaps, but Taliaferro's role in Baltimore's third preseason game will be worth watching.

Bortles has played very well through two preseason games, going 18-for-28 for 277 yards. He is expected to see a full quarter with the first-team offense Friday night against the Detroit Lions, and if he plays well the team's plan to have him sit all season should change. Once undraftable in single-season leagues, Bortles is now worth a look as a QB2.

Stewart had four carries for 26 yards and two touchdowns against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday night. After battling a hamstring injury since prior to training camp, he looks healthy enough to earn a significant role and be draftable in 12 and 14-team leagues.