Summary
The Jacksonville Jaguars plan to use their player, Travis Hunter, more as a cornerback than last season. Hunter, who plays both wide receiver and cornerback, will still play offense, but the team needs him more on defense after losing a key cornerback to another team. Hunter had season-ending knee surgery last year but is expected to fill both roles as needed.
Key Facts
- The Jaguars traded several draft picks to secure Travis Hunter as the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
- Hunter was the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner and is known for his ability to play both wide receiver and cornerback.
- Last season, Hunter played 324 snaps as a receiver and 162 as a cornerback before getting injured.
- He had a knee injury that ended his season early last year.
- The Jaguars lost a key cornerback, Greg Newsome, to another team.
- The team plans to use Hunter mainly as a cornerback next season.
- Despite this focus, Hunter will continue to play some wide receiver.
- Jacksonville's receiver group is strong, but the cornerback position lacks depth.