Travis Hunter Jr. showcases his two-way potential in loss vs. Texans
When general manager James Gladstone moved to the top of the 2025 NFL Draft to select two-way standout Travis Hunter Jr., he did so with the belief that the Heisman Trophy winner would be able to contribute on both sides of the ball for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Sunday’s game in London against the Houston Texans […]
Travis Hunter Jr. made an impressive showing in Jacksonville Jaguars' loss to the Houston Texans, demonstrating his dual potential as both a defensive and offensive player. General manager James Gladstone selected Hunter with the belief that he could contribute on both sides of the ball, and Sunday's game in London provided a clear glimpse of that vision.
Hunter not only intercepted a pass, but also caught a touchdown reception, helping the Jaguars pull within a field goal of the Texans. His touchdown, marked by a beautiful design and a "two-way go," came in the fourth quarter and was his first of the season. This performance marked Hunter as just the third player since the 1960s to achieve such a feat, with Brian Dawkins being the first since 2002.
While the Jaguars ultimately fell short, losing 34-31, Hunter's contribution gave fans hope that he may be on the verge of breaking out on both sides of the football.
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