Unearthing hidden gems is an exercise every fantasy footballer aspires to. With pickaxe in hand, I dig deep in an attempt to discover truly shocking outcomes. Below is a list of wide receivers available after pick No. 100 in PPR drafts who could greatly exceed expectations this fall.De’Zhaun Stribling, SF (WR44, 111.7 ADP)The buzz surrounding “The DeStribulator” is absolutely warranted. Draft him, and he’s destined to jumpstart your season.With Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel on the wrong side of age 30, along with George Kittle’s presumed post-Achilles ramp up, the rookie sensation possesses a favorable target-share path. His combined 11 receptions for 109 yards in a pair of preseason games is merely an appetizer. The Athletic’s Matt Barrows recently declared that the youngster is “going to have a major role,” which only backs the belief.Stribling’s outstanding versatility, expansive route tree and after-catch strength are truly eye opening. Unsurprisingly, head coach Kyle Shanahan and QB Brock Purdy have repeatedly gushed about him. The positive vibes are infectious.Stribling is currently dealing with a dinged wing, but the hype train keeps on chugging. Buy a ticket as early as Round 8 in 12-team exercises. I’m a firm believer he sets the pace in receptions and receiving yards for the Niners this year.Strike it rich.Matthew Golden, GB (WR48, 121.1)In his second season, Golden could be the Fort Knox of fantasy. Snag him at his very affordable price and dollar bills could rain down.Green Bay’s speedster reportedly is locked in opposite Christian Watson in 12 personnel packages. For those that don’t speak formation language, that means his 53.6% snap percentage and 11.6% percent target share from his rookie season are expected to climb — significantly.Last fall, Golden and QB Jordan Love simply couldn’t get on the same page in the regular season. Frankly, the quarterback’s consistent overthrows of a wideout with 4.29 40-yard speed was downright perplexing. Golden impressively ranked No. 9 in average separation yards per target. Unquestionably, he has the wheels to steadily generate breathing room from defensive back assignments.