Tracking NFL news, conducting mock drafts and doing a fair bit of summer research can all help fantasy enthusiasts during draft time. Even when managers are keeping up with their homework, though, there's still some guesswork involved in the draft process.

The NFL world has been quick to buy up stock in the Jacksonville Jaguars' second-overall pick, Travis Hunter Jr.

The answer, for the most part, is yes. The default settings for IDP leagues allows fantasy teams to accumulate points from both sides of the ball. You will need to pay close attention to your settings, but unless the commissioner changes things up, Hunter is going to be in line to put up good numbers from a usually low upside cornerback slot.