Jaguars to Focus Travis Hunter at Cornerback, Ending Two-Way Experiment
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Updated · NBC Sports · Apr 10
Jaguars to Focus Travis Hunter at Cornerback, Ending Two-Way Experiment
47 articles · Updated · NBC Sports · Apr 10
The Jacksonville Jaguars plan to make Travis Hunter a full-time cornerback, limiting his offensive role after his recovery from a knee injury.
Hunter, the No. 2 pick in the 2025 draft, will be a limited participant in offseason activities but is expected to be fully cleared for training camp.
This shift ends the initial two-way player experiment, focusing Hunter on defense as the Jaguars seek to maximise his impact and justify their investment.
Is Travis Hunter’s move to defense an admission that the two-way NFL star is an impossible dream?
Can Travis Hunter become the elite lockdown corner Jacksonville needs after a major knee injury?
Are the Jaguars wasting a generational offensive talent by making him a full-time cornerback?
With no first-round pick, is converting Hunter to defense the Jaguars' biggest move of the 2026 offseason?
How does Hunter's defensive focus unlock the full potential of receiver Brian Thomas Jr. on offense?