Outlook Mack Hollins
Mack Hollins vs. PIT — Stepping into perimeter snaps with A.J. Brown sidelined
With star receiver A.J. Brown placed on injured reserve, Mack Hollins saw immediate involvement in Week 1, hauling in four of five targets for 51 yards. While listed behind Romeo Doubs on the outside depth chart, Hollins remains a dependable veteran target for Drake Maye and recently restructured his contract incentives heading into the season.
Rostered in just 10% of leagues and started in 2%, Hollins is primarily a deep-league consideration rather than a standard lineup option. Our weekly projection pegs him for roughly 2.9 receptions and 37 receiving yards (7.9 fantasy points). With New England favored by five in a game featuring a modest 41-point total, volume could remain capped, keeping him as a touchdown-dependent flyer.
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Outlook Travis Hunter
Travis Hunter vs. Browns — Part-Time Offensive Role Keeps Him on the Bench
Hunter is returning to action in Week 1 against the Browns, but reports confirm he is slated as a full-time cornerback with only part-time wide receiver duties. Jacksonville’s depth chart positions him as a backup in the slot behind Parker Washington, and the coaching staff plans to mix him in primarily on specific high-leverage offensive packages rather than regular three-wide sets.
That limited involvement heavily caps his immediate fantasy ceiling, making him a clear bench option to open the season. Our projections expect around three targets, two catches, and under 20 receiving yards. Fantasy managers currently starting him in just 6% of leagues should take a wait-and-see approach before considering him in active lineups.
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