Jacksonville improved to 3-1 with a win over San Francisco, yet the spotlight stayed on Travis Hunter and how the Jaguars will balance his two-way role. He played offense in the second half and hit a crucial third-down catch, while the defense rotation was kept purposefully in-house. Coach Liam Coen signaled Hunter will remain in a broader rotation as depth returns, and Jacksonville aims to cut mental errors while sustaining momentum.

Hunter’s mindset stayed team-first and positive, with the staff juggling rotating defensive backs like Montaric Brown and Jarrian Jones to keep him fresh. The win reinforced the value of depth in the secondary, and Jacksonville looks to reintroduce the two-way workload gradually while continuing to win games.

Jacksonville's Week 4 win over San Francisco showed grit. Despite eight starters missing time, the Jaguars stayed balanced early, fought through penalties and missed throws, and rode a defense that sparked a punt-return TD to swing momentum. Rayaun Lane III stepped up in the secondary, and Jack Kiser, Montaric Brown, and Jarrian Jones helped steady the depth chart as the team battled through a bruising, physical test against a quality opponent.

Head coach Liam Coen praised the group’s toughness and resilience, noting negative plays couldn’t derail them as the defense kept making plays. The win underscored Jacksonville's ability to adapt with a thinning roster, echoing the team’s earlier physical battles with Cincinnati and Houston as they prepare for a demanding stretch ahead.