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This is EXACTLY the sort of talent fantasy managers should target at receiver in the later rounds of drafts. Ultimately, in crowded situations like these, I've typically leaned toward just taking the cheapest involved talent — and that is Hunter ahead of 2026.
STACKED’s take
Hunter is the cheapest elite talent in a crowded Jaguars WR room with special contested-catch ability.
Ian Hartitz ranks Hunter WR54 with ADP at WR63 (pick 165). Hunter flashed serious upside with an 8-101-1 performance in his last game, with most production coming in the second half of a blowout. Hartitz notes Hunter is 'a special talent in terms of his ability to make contested catches and pick up yards after the catch' and is 'EXACTLY the sort of talent fantasy managers should target at receiver in the later rounds.' As the No. 2 overall pick from the 2025 NFL Draft, Hunter is the cheapest involved talent in a crowded Jaguars WR room that includes Brian Thomas Jr., Parker Washington, and Jakobi Meyers. Hartitz suggests the Jaguars may want to prove they weren't 'crazy to trade up for a WR/CB in the first place' and advises not to 'completely fade a late-round dart at the position because we aren't super sure of his volume in July.'
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