2014 Fantasy Football: Updated Top 5 TE Sleepers

At the moment, Eric Ebron is listed behind Brandon Pettigrew and Joseph Fauria, but I'm sure this "list" will change soon. Pettigrew failed to impress last season and Fauria had seven TDs, but he only caught 18 passes. The Detroit Lions want Ebron to become the "next Jimmy Graham" so bad that they went out and hired Joe Lombardi as their offensive coordinator; a man who spent the last five seasons with the Saints. Don't miss out on this young TE.

His name doesn't jump out at you, but Delanie Walker is going to have a pretty good season this year. QB Jake Locker likes to throw it in Walker's direction and with Chris Johnson and Kenny Britt gone, Walker will have the opportunity to reel in more catches. His 60 REC, six TD output last season was nothing to sneeze at, and he's definitely a sleeper to consider in 2014. Walker should be easy pickings at the end of your draft.

Last season, the Houston Texans were horrible, but Garrett Graham's improvement was the silver lining amidst their woes. Graham took over Owen Daniels' job with 49 REC and five TDs and he'll see plenty of targets from TE-friendly QB Ryan Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick took over for Jake Locker when he got hurt in 2013 and he kept the link with TE Delanie Walker in tact, so expect Graham to have a break-out year in Houston this season.

Does the old man still have a bit left in his tank? I think so and all Heath Miller has to do this season to have a major impact on the Pittsburgh Steelers' passing game, is stay healthy. Ben Roethlisberger almost threw the ball 600 times last year, so it looks like the Steelers have abandoned their traditional ground-game approach. Miller has no competition for his job so look for him to return to being one of Big Ben's favorite targets in 2014.

Whether he's catching passes from Matt Cassel or Teddy Bridgewater, TE Kyle Rudolph will excel in 2014. The Minnesota Vikings hired Norv Turner as their offensive coordinator and Turner had a lot of success with TE Antonio Gates back in San Diego. Rudolph is not Gates, but he should be able to get back to his 2012 Pro Bowl form this year as the Vikings look to provide more offensive support for RB Adrian Peterson with the passing game.