It remains to be seen how Jacksonville will utilize him when the regular season rolls around, but Hunter is learning both wide receiver and cornerback, and the Jaguars' brass has a clear plan on how they will develop him as a two-way player.

Jacksonville Jaguars' second overall pick, Travis Hunter, played on both sides of the ball during Thursday's final minicamp practice.

The Jacksonville Jaguars did not pay a king's ransom to trade up three spots in the 2025 NFL Draft to select potentially the NFL's first two-way player in nearly a century, only to have him focus on one side of the ball for long.