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if we're talking straight up raw talent and ceiling to turn 25 bucks into two million and we compare him to the other wide receivers he's getting drafted alongside like Jawan Jennings, Trey Tucker, and Jaylen McMillan, it's a risk that I'm willing to take
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Late-round WR swing in tournament; high ceiling but significant bust risk.
In a high-variance tournament format ($25 buy-in, $2 million first-place prize), the source is willing to take Travis Hunter as a late-round wide receiver despite high probability he could be primarily defensive and score zero fantasy points all season; his raw talent ceiling justifies the swing given the team's strength at WR (Puka Nacua, Rasheed Rice, Jameson Williams, Xavier Worthy, Matthew Golden, Casey Cepeda ahead of him), and compared to other late-round WR options like Jawan Jennings, Trey Tucker, and Jaylen McMillan, Hunter's upside is worth the whiff risk.
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