Since June 29th, Travis Hunter has seen his ADP fall 5.6 spots on Underdog.
Travis Hunter’s ADP has fallen 5.6 spots in the last 10 days on Underdog. Hunter is going in the middle of round 5. There hasn’t been much change as it relates to Hunter, however players in his range have shifted, an example being the Dolphins’ Jaylen Waddle rising up draft boards post Jonnu Smith trade.
Hunter’s ADP is in the eye of the beholder. In one sense he is underpriced as he is thought to be the best wide receiver in this class by some while others see Hunter as being way overpriced due to his commitments to playing on the defensive side of the ball.
There is no denying that Hunter is a great athlete and can be physically dominant on the field. The questions as to his fantasy production will continue until clarity is provided on the field. Unfortunately, speculation can only solve so much and drafters will have to wait and see how the 2025 season plays out. In the meantime, expect his draft stock to ebb and flow in the round 5 range as drafters decide their risk tolerance.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
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After just one season with the team, the Jaguars release wide receiver Gabriel Davis.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are making big changes to their offense. Those plans do not include wide receiver Gabriel Davis as he has been released. With head coach Liam Coen coming to town, a revival in fantasy goodness is expected with Trevor Lawrence at the helm.
The Jaguars made a bold move to support Lawrence’s ascendance by trading up to pick 2 in the NFL Draft in order to select the hybrid 2024 Heisman winner in Colorado’s Travis Hunter. Opposite of Brian Thomas Jr. the Jaguars are bound to improve significantly on offense.
As Ferris Bueller once said, “Life moves pretty fast.” With Gabriel Davis it is in the form of being released 1 year into his 3-year, $39 million contract. Look for Davis to sign a low risk 1-year deal with a wide receiver needy team. A Bills reunion immediately comes to mind.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
With the sixth pick in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL draft, the Cleveland Browns have selected Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders
After an unprecedented slide in the 2025 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns mercifully gave quarterback Shedeur Sanders a place to play… probably.
Many draft analysts had Sanders mocked to the Cleveland Browns in the draft. Instead, they passed on him six times before executing a trade with the Seattle Seahawks to No. 144 overall in the fifth round, where they finally selected the Colorado quarterback.
Sanders watched as his wide receiver, Travis Hunter, came off the board second overall. He also saw five other signal-callers drafted ahead of him, including new teammate Dillon Gabriel (quarterback, Oregon), whom the Browns chose in the third round. There has been much speculation about what caused the draft slide for Sanders, with many questioning whether it was born of personal beef or an attitude issue. The humbling experience will likely drive the quarterback in a room that includes Gabriel, Joe, Flacco, Deshaun Watson, and Kenny Pickett.
Slightly undersized at just over 6-foot-1 and 212 pounds, Sanders is a pocket passer without the typical arm strength. He is not a playmaker with his legs, but is mobile enough to evade pressure. However, as a pure-pocket passer, he lacks significant athleticism or strength and zip behind his throws. Those are troubling issues that can be improved, as well as a long release time and a long dropback, making him highly susceptible to the edge rush.
Sanders finished his career at Colorado with 4,134 yards over two seasons, with a TD/INT ratio of 37:10. His 71.8 completion percentage led all FBS quarterbacks over those two years, including leading the FBS with a 74.0 last season. Sanders has a leg-up on other rookie quarterbacks thanks to his poise under pressure and attraction to the spotlight; attributes often shied away from by others in his position.
Author: Sam Schneider (@BuyAndSellYou)
The Jacksonville Jaguars made the first trade of the 2025 NFL draft, all the way to second overall to select the Colorado star
After all the talk about the Jacksonville Jaguars potentially trading up for Ashton Jeanty in the 2025 NFL Draft, the team dialed it up a notch by trading for the No. 2 pick from Cleveland to select two-way threat Travis Hunter.
Hunter has repeatedly said he would only play if he could continue to line up at wide receiver and defensive back. The Browns were expected to give him that opportunity, but Jacksonville must have sweetened the deal to make the first big splash on the evening. Terms of the trade were not immediately available.
Per ESPN Insider Adam Schefter, the Jaguars are expected first to introduce Hunter to the receiving corps while still working him into his more natural position in the defensive backfield. He will line up across from last year’s breakout rookie Brian Thomas Jr, giving Trevor Lawrence a more potent arsenal than he’s had in recent memory.
Author: Sam Schneider (@BuyAndSellYou)
Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry views WR/ CB Travis Hunter 1st as a WR and 2nd as a CB, but likened him to dual-threat baseball player Ohtani.
In a pre-draft press conference, Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry says that the team sees Travis Hunter 1st as WR, 2nd on D. They won’t cap him but notes what he’s trying to do hasn’t been done in NFL.
Berry: “It’s a little bit like Ohtani. Pitcher or hitter he’s an outstanding player. You get a unicorn if you use him both ways.”
Hunter is the true unicorn in the 2025 NFL draft. Previous reports have tied Hunter to the Browns. This would leave Cleveland with a precarious QB situation, as the Browns roster Super Bowl champions Joe Flacco and Kenny Pickett. Perhaps the Browns trade up into the late first round to select Jaxson Dart, Jalen Milroe, or Tyler Shough.
Author: Bradley Stalder (@FFStalder)
All signs have been pointing to CB/WR Travis Hunter to be the favorite to go number 2 overall to the Cleveland Browns.
With just a couple weeks away it is anyone’s guess who will be selected to the Cleveland Browns as the 2nd overall pick in this year’s NFL Draft. Currently, wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter is the betting favorite to be selected by the Browns. His odds of being drafted 2nd overall is -275 whereas the next closest is Abdul Carter Edge from Penn State at +170.
Hunter is a unicorn and can play both sides of the ball. In college he was an elite wide receiver and a shutdown corner. But in the NFL, he will have his work cut out for him to play on both sides of the ball. These are some of the best athletes in the world he’ll be competing against. Per Sources the Browns view him more of a wide receiver than a corner, which would be huge news for us Fantasy Gamers.
If he does indeed play wide receiver, he should be selected over any other wideout in this year’s rookie Dynasty Draft. He was elite in college playing both sides of the ball, but if he can focus on just one position the sky is the limit for Hunter. After one season his potential could be a Top 10 wide receiver in Dynasty Leagues.
Author: Jake Lewis (@Lewylewis5)
