Travis Hunter asserts commitment to two-way playing role with Jaguars

Travis Hunter of the Jacksonville Jaguars has reiterated his determination to play both offense and defense in the upcoming NFL season. In an interview, Hunter expressed his desire to avoid sidelining and emphasized the challenge of proving critics wrong about the viability of two-way players in the league. Hunter, who logged 324 offensive snaps and 162 defensive snaps last season before suffering a knee injury, is set to work as a starting cornerback and a wide receiver in training camp. Jaguars' General Manager James Gladstone confirmed that Hunter will continue to play both positions, indicating an increase in his defensive responsibilities.

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