
Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter is aiming to become the NFL's first regular two-way star since the 1960s. Through the NFL draft process, there was a question of whether Hunter could continue playing on both offense and defense in the NFL. Hunter ended up landing with the Jaguars, a team that believes he can become a two-way player.
The new Jaguars' regime is confident in what Hunter can do on both sides of the ball. So far, the Jaguars have primarily used Hunter on offense during OTAs and minicamp, but he has also practiced on defense several times. To Jaguars Pro Bowl linebacker Josh Hines-Allen, Hunter can succeed at both positions thanks to his ability to make plays on each side of the ball.