The Arizona Cardinals are another offense that was abysmal to start the year, being held to six points against Washington. They're not expected to be much better in Week 2, with a league-low 15.75-point implied total, but there's still some room for value with Ricky Seals-Jones.

Seals-Jones solidified himself as the team's top tight end in Week 1, playing 92.5% of the offensive snaps while also ranking third on the team with 6 targets.

Usually with sleeper tight ends, we're trying to chase touchdowns, since players who get good volume at the position don't usually fly under the radar. That's not the case with Seals-Jones this week, though.

His Week 1 role was very encouraging, and he's up against the same Rams defense that seemed to funnel targets to the position versus Oakland in Week 1, with Jared Cook getting 12 targets.

The Rams' secondary looks to be a great unit, just like they were in 2017, but even last year's stout group allowed above-average fantasy production to the tight end position, making this a sneaky spot for Seals-Jones to do some fantasy football damage.