Liam Coen Details Jaguars Planning Travis Huntera against Bengala: “Probably intruding” on his defensive rifles

In the week 1 against Carolina Panthers, Jacksonville Jaguars two-way star Travis Hunter recorded most of his loaders in his Nfl debut to offense. Forever profile Nos. 2 of 2025 years NFL draft Van Colorado He played 42 skips for insult and six on defenses. For 64% of his team, he boarded a violation and only 9% on defense during 26-10 victories on Carolina.

Moving in a weekly game against Cincinnati BengalsThe role of the hunter could change. With Jacksonville facing one of the best receivers Ja’arrr Chase and Tee HigginsJaguars Coach Liam Coen said his goal “to increase” hunter defensive number of transmissions.

“It will be probably auntick” COEN said. “It’s more, walking on Sunday 1, that’s okay, we know it won’t be a ton of defense. The goal is to increase and continue to increase. It’s just like to play Cincinnati.”

Jaguars Quarterback Trevor Lawrence The target hunter eight times offensive for six catches and 33 meters. About Defense, Hunter recorded an accessory and did not allow the catch in his three coverage, because he was not targeted.

The winner who Government Heisman trophy caught 96 passes by 1,258 meters and 15 touchdowns and intercepted four passes in defense. The status of hunters as a two-way talent is a unique challenge for opposing teams because they have to spr up what can do on both sides of the ball.

“He’s really good talent,” Bengals said coach Zac Taylor. “He has a lot of speed. There are really top hands in terms of the ball. It’s not easy to go down. You can see him in the last game where you could see that he could see that he could see him in course.” Gained that. “

Jaguari Listed Hunter As the initial wide receiver and other String Cultip return to the initial table of the team earlier this month. Playing a hunter on a misdemeanor and increase in the counting of his defense count was part of Jaguars General Manager James Gladstone planned last month after reducing the dew.

“There is a competitive advantage that they do not know which side of the ball will be fully distributed,” Gladstone said. “If it’s half, if it’s a mixture – all those types of things can vary from one week to another. And I think it’s a fact that it’s safe hand we’ll keep close.”