Jaguars cornerback and wide receiver Travis Hunter was a starter on defense and a bit player on offense in Week 1 against the Browns.
Hunter played 29 snaps on defense, which was 57 percent of the Jaguars’ defensive plays, and four snaps on offense, or 7 percent. Hunter did not play at all on special teams.
The Jaguars tried to get Hunter the ball when he was on the field on offense, and he got one carry for three yards and one catch for eight yards. On defense, he had one tackle.
When the Jaguars drafted Hunter last year, they thought he could be the NFL’s only full-time starter on both offense and defense. So far in his NFL career, it hasn’t…
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