Jaguars' Hunter Eyes Rare Two-Way NFL Role

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter, the No. 2 overall pick and holder of a record-setting rookie contract, is training as both a wide receiver and cornerback, drawing league-wide attention as a potential two-way NFL player. Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, a three-time Super Bowl champion, has publicly cautioned that opposing teams will try to exhaust Hunter by targeting him on defense, suggesting this could eventually force him to specialize. Despite these concerns, the Jaguars' coaching staff and teammates are confident in Hunter's versatility and have developed strategies to manage his workload. Hunter remains determined to play both positions, aiming to become the NFL's first true two-way player in decades. Some analysts believe that focusing defenses on Hunter could create new opportunities for his teammates. The broader debate continues over whether Hunter's endurance from college will hold up against the NFL's physical demands.