Travis Hunter took the field in Thursday’s Jaguars scrimmage as a true two-way contributor, tallying 33 total snaps with 17 on offense and 16 on defense. That 11-on-11 work came after a camp cycle that already flashed him in multiple roles, with 173 offensive snaps and 168 defensive snaps through the summer. Hunter’s versatility is already turning heads in Jacksonville, and the scrimmage confirms he’ll be tasked with value-driven reps in the early going as he continues to learn both sides of the ball.

In the sequence of events, the Jaguars used Hunter at wideout and at cornerback, including screens at receiver and a moment of coverage tightness on Brian Thomas Jr. That coverage, plus a pass breakup against Dyami Brown in 1-on-1s, signals Hunter’s ceiling in real-game tempo. Trevor Lawrence is expected to log snaps Sunday against New Orleans, which could accelerate Hunter’s development and provide meaningful late-round fantasy upside should the two-way usage persist.