Sleepers, breakouts and busts in the NFC South right now on fantasy football today in five.

What is the NFC South that everybody is talking about? It's a division with four teams.

I know what they are, but I'm going to read them anyway just so I don't mess up. Atlanta, New Orleans,

Tampa Bay, and Carolina. They are all in the NFC South Day. We need

sleepers, breakouts, and buss from this division only. Let's start with sleepers. The sleeper

I'm going to give you is Rashid Shaheed, who figures to be the number two wide receiver in

New Orleans. He averaged 10 ppr points per game last year. Fast receiver,

versatile can line up across the field. The new offense that's happening in New Orleans,

it's going to benefit Chris Olivae, but it can benefit Shaheed too because he's so quick,

gets in and out of breaks really well, and does have downfield speed to make plays after the

catch. If you get points for return yardage, it's expected that Shaheed will at least return

punts.

That's an extra perk for Rashid and Shahid, who you can get well into the double digit rounds.

I'm going to go with a high end sleeper in the sense that people are sleeping on him.

Alvin Camara is a sleeper.

He is a round five pick.

I'm looking at three different ADP sources.

Alvin Camara is a round five pick.

This guy was the number four, three or four running back per game last year.

He has, I think, very little competition in his backfield.

He is going to catch so many passes and could score more touchdowns I he did last year, especially receiving touchdowns. Alvin Camara is a high-end sleeper. We don't know as you talk about sleepers going that early, but he's not even going that early. He's in the fifth round. All right. Who's a breakout? And you can't call him a breakout because he's already broken out. We have seen career best seasons from Camara that I don't think he'll get again. I think it's a decent call, but I do think it's format dependent. If it's non-PPR, I don't like him nearly as much. Non-tPR, and I would still take him in round five in non-PPR, but he's probably going to go better. Maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe. I think it was like RB 18 per game and non-PPR last year.

Breakouts.

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