Travis Hunter

Travis Hunter remains one of fantasy football's most fascinating wild cards as Jacksonville continues to balance his two-way responsibilities. Early indications suggest the Jaguars want him playing more cornerback in 2026, although that may not necessarily come at the expense of his WR role. Before his injury last season, Hunter was heavily involved as a schemed-touch weapon, leading the Jaguars in catches while flashing explosive upside from the slot. His fantasy value ultimately hinges on offensive snap volume, making him more of a high-upside stash unless injuries or dedicated role expansion push him into a full-time receiving role.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that the expectation is Travis Hunter will enter training camp as a "full-time corner back and part-time wide receiver."

Fantasy Impact

This was seeming inevitable to end last season with the emergence of Parker Washington and acquisition of Jakobi Meyers. It is a brutal blow for dynasty managers who drafted Hunter early last season. He will remain a player to continue to monitor for fantasy managers.