3 CFL Weekly Fantasy sleepers you need in your lineup in Week 17

CFL Weekly FantasySep 24, 2026

Brandon C. WilliamsBrandon C. Williams

The season is winding down, but there’s plenty of time to find sleepers for your Week 17 CFL Weekly Fantasy rosters.

Thankfully, we’re here to do the searching.

Just plug and play them.

DYMERE MILLER | RECEIVER | TORONTO ARGONAUTS

In only his second game with the Argonauts, Dymere Miller caught three passes for a team-best 90 yards in the Week 16 win over the Elks. Miller caught a 57-yard pass, one of three completions of at least 50 yards from quarterback Chad Kelly. Not bad for someone activated from the practice squad the day before the game against Edmonton.

Grabbing attention from Damonte Coxie, Tyler Kahmann, and Kevin Mital is tough, but Miller’s opening impression should earn him a share of targets this week against the Blue Bombers. He will be inexpensive, yet those who love taking a gamble will find that stacking Miller with one of the Argos’ elite pass-catchers will have considerable upside.

D'SEAN MIMBS | RECEIVER | SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS

D'Sean Mimbs caught the attention of fantasy users by scoring 14 Fantasy Points in Week 10 before falling off the radar. However, he returned to fantasy relevance in Week 15 by scoring 11 FP in the Banjo Bowl loss at Winnipeg.

The Riders’ receiving room has yet to receive a clean bill of health. That makes Mimbs a good value play at $4,100. His fantasy value will continue to rise should the injury report continue to be dotted with pass-catchers. BC has allowed 26 passing majors, and if Mimbs is atop the depth chart for the late Friday Night Football clash at the Lions, he will be in position to record his first CFL touchdown catch.

REGGIE BEGELTON | RECEIVER | CALGARY STAMPEDERS

We know what Reggie Begelton can do. One of the best receivers of the first half of this decade, the savvy vet only needs more opportunities to remind us.

Begelton is $7,900 this week, one of the rare times the former All-CFLer has been considered a bargain, let alone a sleeper, in CFL Weekly Fantasy play. In his first two games back after spending more than a year on the injured list, Begelton scored 4.5 and 6.8 Fantasy points, catching five of his nine targets for 63 yards. With the Stamps needing a strong finish to secure a postseason berth, Vernon Adams Jr. is going to need a reliable presence downfield, so count on Begelton to break out this week against a REDBLACKS defence allowing a league-high 342.4 passing yards per game.