John Haslbauer identified Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen as a valuable sleeper and an exciting emerging talent to watch at the Valspar Championship. Haslbauer draws attention to the young Danish player's impressive debut on the PGA Tour, finishing solo second at the Puerto Rico Open. He also praised Neergaard-Petersen's polished all-around skill set that earned him three Champions Tour victories over six months and a consistently strong DP World Tour resume featuring five top-20 finishes in his first seven professional starts. With a seamless transition from amateur standout to professional contender, Haslbauer views Neergaard-Petersen as an undervalued option to target early before the market catches on.

Nick Borrman spotlighted Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen as an enticing player to watch after his runner-up finish in the Puerto Rico Open and consistent top-20 placements in seven out of 12 starts on the DP World Tour. Despite being relatively new, Neergaard-Petersen's performances indicate he can compete at a PGA level. Nick compared him to fresh talents like Ludwig O'Berbeir, noting Neergaard-Petersen's plus 750 on a top-10 and plus 330 on a top-20 finish are particularly attractive bets, given his promising trajectory and potential to make a significant impact.

Rick Gehman introduced Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen as an exciting DFS sleeper at the Valspar Championship due to his rapidly ascending performance on the DP World Tour and in limited PGA starts. Gehman cited impressive recent finishes: T10 in Dubai, runner-up finishes in Qatar and Puerto Rico, and spectacular tee-to-green performance metrics (+10 strokes in Dubai, +9 strokes in Qatar). Despite two recent missed cuts mixed in, Gehman emphasized Petersen's exceptional strokes gained profile, ranking him second in this tournament field behind only Tommy Fleetwood in recent performance metrics, making him highly attractive at a modest DFS price ($7,700).