When we talk about 2016 Fantasy Football sleeper quarterbacks, that term could mean different things for different people.

Some consider a player like Eli Manning a sleeper QB because he could end up being a top-five quarterback if things work out. At SoCallledFantasyExperts.com, we call that a “breakout player” rather than a sleeper.

For sleepers, we’re talking about late-rounders or undrafted players that have a chance to play well enough to become mid-round picks next season.

The unfortunate thing about sleeper quarterbacks is that we often don’t ever draft them because it’s usually unnecessary to have a second quarterback on our roster. That QB2 roster spot is where we could take a chance on a much more valuable RB4 or WR5.

And even if you find a good sleeper quarterback, the odds are that you won’t prefer to start him over your QB1 already. So take these sleeper QBs under advisement, but understand we’re not recommending them to be your future starter. These are essentially just quarterbacks we believe could end up with pretty good backup QB-ability.

2016 Fantasy Football Sleeper Quarterbacks

We’ll be referring to the Average Draft Position on FantasyPros.com, which combines the ADP from several different draft sites, like CBS, ESPN, My Fantasy League and Yahoo!