Sleepers here means under 40% rostered, with rising minutes, a new role, or an opening, and at least 22 FPG over the last 5 under this league's zach_league scoring.
Jeremiah Fears (NOP, 36%) is at 53.2 FPG over his last 5 against 26.2 on the season. Minutes are up to 32.0 over his last 10 against 25.7 on the season, and he's started 5 straight games after a prior start rate of 20%. Usage is up too, from 24.4% to 28.5%. That's the strongest all-around case here.
Rayan Rupert (PHI, 1%) has 39.9 FPG over his last 5 on minutes up to 32.9 over his last 10 versus 16.8 on the season. Usage jumped from 12.9% to 20.6%. Almost nobody has him, which is exactly the risk with a role this new.
John Konchar (NYK, 6%) is at 38.7 FPG over his last 5 with minutes up to 30.7 over his last 10 against 19.9 on the season. No hot shooting signal here, just more time on the floor.
Leonard Miller (CHI, 4%) has 34.7 FPG over his last 5 against 15.2 on the season. He's started 5 straight after a 30% prior start rate, and minutes are up to 28.8 over his last 10 versus 15.7 on the season.
Moussa Cisse (DAL, 0%) is at 34.5 FPG over his last 5 against 16.3 on the season, with minutes rising to 19.8 over his last 10 from 14.4 on the season. Rebounds and blocks make him a real category source if the minutes hold, but this is a 37-game sample and a bench role that could shrink fast.
Safest is Fears: the role change, usage rise, and minutes bump all point the same direction, and he's a rotation piece now, not a favor. Highest ceiling is Rupert, whose usage spike on a nothing roster percentage says the door could be wide open in Philadelphia.