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Ron Stewart fantasy football takes on Ted Hurst
Every source-backed video insight STACKED has extracted from Ron Stewart about Ted Hurst.
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All Ron Stewart insights about Ted Hurst
NegativeRoleOct 27, 2026
Running routes that are empty calories; functioning as a sacrificial X downfield, making him a drop candidate.NegativeRoleOct 26, 2026
Ted Hurst is running 92% of routes but functioning as a sacrificial X receiver with no meaningful volume to show for it. Even when Baker Mayfield had only 11 pass attempts due to a thumb injury, Hurst ran all available routes but produced nothing. Ron Stewart recommends dropping Ted Hurst in most fantasy setups.NegativeValueOct 24, 2026
Ranked WR47; qualifies as a sneaky start with Baker Mayfield back. Panthers allow 21st most fantasy points to outside wide receivers (versus 29th to slot). Runs all routes as boundary receiver. Boom-bust flex play dependent on connecting on long balls. Hoping for 3 catches for 60 yards and a touchdown. Caught a long touchdown against Minnesota in Week 3.NegativeUsageOct 12, 2026
Historical comparison for low target volume; field stretcher running win sprints all game but receiving minimal targets per route, used as benchmark for Mai Lemon's poor target share.NegativeUsageSep 21, 2026
Ted Hurst had the highest target share among Buccaneers wide receivers in Week 2 with 20%+ target share on a 23-yard average depth of target, and his per-route metrics improved week-to-week. However, his route share dropped from 83% to 63% as other receivers like Achabuka, Chris Godwin, TZ Johnson, and Jaylen McMillan got involved. As a raw third-round prospect from Georgia State, efficiency metrics alone won't sustain him in managed leagues.PositiveUsageSep 4, 2026
Ron Stewart highlights Ted Hurst's 43% reception percentage as an impressive stat, calling it 'crazy.' This underscores his elite target involvement and role in the offense.NegativeRoleJul 22, 2026
Ron Stewart selects Ted Hurst at tight end, noting that this selection 'frees us up to kind of do whatever we want with this last pick,' suggesting Hurst is a solid mid-round tight end option that allows flexibility in final roster construction.