
During the Jacksonville Jaguars' opening matchup against the Cleveland Browns, two-way athlete Travis Hunter took on vastly different workloads across both sides of the ball. The rookie opened the contest as a starting cornerback, logging 29 snaps with the defensive unit.
His involvement on the offensive side proved far more limited during the Week 1 contest. Operating as a wide receiver, Hunter saw the field for only four snaps over the course of the game.
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