Travis Hunter’s Jaguars debut showcased a bold two‑way rollout, hinting at a flexible fantasy role that could alter the Jaguars’ weapons map. The rookie lined up at wide receiver and cornerback, with Jacksonville aiming for about 10 offensive snaps and 10 defensive snaps in the preseason opener against Pittsburgh. He logged 10 offensive plays and 8 on defense, snagging both of his two targets for nine yards while a tackle that was wiped out by a penalty didn’t alter the box score. Hunter's defense was more about his coverage than his assistant-box stats, sticking with receivers in tight man and zone looks. A missed tackle on a Kaleb Johnson run was the lone blemish, but it underscored the learning curve for a multi‑position rookie. The Jaguars’ plan kept his workload close to the target, setting up a blueprint for fantasy managers monitoring a path to larger usage as the season approaches.