Week 5 snap counts vs Kansas City highlight a few notable shifts in Jacksonville. Allen and Tuten split nearly evenly (13 vs 12), underscoring a committee approach with a focus on pass blocking against a blitz-heavy Chiefs front. Travis Hunter handled a versatile role, logging 39 of 58 offensive snaps and 25 of 64 defensive snaps for 3 receptions and 64 receiving yards. With Travon Walker sidelined, Ogbah and Smoot absorbed more edge work (40 and 34 snaps, respectively), while Gardeck added 15. Hunter Long stepped up at tight end (35 snaps) following Strange’s hip injury, and Mundt logged 20.

On the back end, Montaric Brown and Hunter split 25 snaps each opposite Tyson Campbell, signaling Jaguars’ renewed attempt to get Brown on the field. The Chiefs leaned into blitzes, challenging Jacksonville’s front and depth. The upshot for fantasy: expect continued committee usage, with Hunter’s multi-position role providing upside in PPR formats and the TE rotation offering a near-term opportunity if the Strange injury lingers.