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Travis Hunter Listed as a Two-Way Player on Jaguars' First Depth Chart
DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA, AUG 4 – Travis Hunter is set to play both wide receiver and backup cornerback for the Jaguars, appearing in over 100 offensive snaps in training camp, a rare two-way role in the NFL.
- On Monday, the Jacksonville Jaguars released their first depth chart for the 2025 season, listing Travis Hunter as a starting wide receiver and backup cornerback.
- Hunter's coaches have emphasized a two-way role, and GM James Gladstone told ESPN's Jeremy Fowler they fully intend to play Hunter both ways.
- Training camp stats show Hunter's split snaps; he has taken 109 offensive and 88 defensive reps, indicating a near 80% two-way workload, with plans to use him in both roles.
- Amid the preseason buildup, the Jaguars plan to showcase Hunter's dual role against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday.
- Anticipating role changes, the Jaguars plan to have Hunter play extensively on offense and sparingly on defense over the next month before the Sept. 7 game against the Panthers.
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What Travis Hunter’s Placement on the Jaguars Depth Chart Tells Us
The Jacksonville Jaguars released their first unofficial depth chart ahead of the 2025 preseason opener, and there’s one name that immediately stands out: Travis Hunter.The rookie phenom was always going to be a focal point in camp. Not just because he’s a former five star recruit and one of the most electrifying athletes in recent college football history, but because his role in the NFL breaks the mold. He’s a legitimate two way threat in an …
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