Jakob Sanderson acknowledged that a stream of minicamp quotes labeling Travis Hunter "a cornerback first" has cooled the hype, yet Hunter’s ADP has not fallen enough for him to resume heavy drafting. Sanderson still loves the ceiling— top-two draft capital, Justin Jefferson comps, and genuine two-way explosiveness create what he called "probably the widest standard deviation of literally any player in the pool"— but he sees better value in fourth-round alternatives like George Pickens, George Kittle, Jalen Hurts, and even Jaylen Waddle. Because Best Ball Mania rewards spike weeks, Sanderson will pounce if Hunter slides to the 5/6 turn, where he currently only selects TreVeyon Henderson and Chris Olave. Until the slappies push Hunter another round lower, Sanderson is content to wait, stressing that median projection lines are the wrong lens for such a volatile, tournament-winning profile.