In the world of Fantasy Football, rankings play a crucial role, guiding managers to draft players who will deliver the highest value throughout the season. Analyst Fred Zinkie recently highlighted several players he believes are undervalued in Yahoo's consensus fantasy football ranks for 2024. These potential gems could be the key to dominating your league.

1. **Justin Herbert – Quarterback, Los Angeles Chargers**
Herbert has proven himself as a top-tier quarterback with his tremendous arm strength and decision-making skills. Despite injuries to key players around him in 2023, Herbert still posted impressive numbers. With a fully healthy offense heading into 2024, he stands to perform even better. However, current rankings do not reflect his potential to outshine many of the higher-ranked quarterbacks.

2. **Javonte Williams – Running Back, Denver Broncos**
Williams entered the 2023 season as a breakout candidate, and he didn't disappoint. With his combination of power and agility, he quickly became a focal point in Denver's offense. As the Broncos’ coaching staff continues to build their offensive strategy around his abilities, Williams shouldn’t be overlooked in drafts. His ranking should be higher considering his workload and game-changing potential.

3. **Drake London – Wide Receiver, Atlanta Falcons**
London showcased glimpses of brilliance during his rookie campaign, and there’s every reason to believe he will ascend to elite status in 2024. The Falcons have focused on developing their passing game, and London is set to benefit greatly. Despite this, his current ranking does not seem to account for his likely rise as a number one target.

4. **Dalton Schultz – Tight End, Houston Texans**
Schultz switched teams in the offseason but remains a reliable and productive tight end option. His move to Houston could elevate his status as he’s expected to be a significant part of the Texans' offense. Given the scarcity of high-performing tight ends, Schultz’s current lower ranking is surprising. He could easily become a top-five tight end by the season's end.

5. **James Cook – Running Back, Buffalo Bills**
Cook offers a lot of upside, especially in PPR (points per reception) leagues. His role as both a runner and a pass-catcher out of the backfield makes him a versatile weapon in Buffalo’s high-octane offense. Despite performing well last season, his draft position is not reflective of his dual-threat capability which promises to be more prominent this year.

6. **Treylon Burks – Wide Receiver, Tennessee Titans**
Burks had an underwhelming rookie year, but the potential he showed has not gone unnoticed. As Tennessee restructures its offensive scheme, Burks is likely to see a significant increase in targets, making him a sleeper pick. While lower in initial rankings, his ability to step up as the Titans' main receiving threat could make him a valuable asset.

Fantasy football is an ever-changing landscape, and finding undervalued players can be the difference between a championship season and a middle-of-the-pack finish. As draft day approaches, keep these names in mind and consider them as high-value picks that could outperform their current rankings. These players are poised to make substantial impacts, offering savvy managers a chance to gain an edge over their competition.