Trevor Lawrence of Jaguars praises Travis Hunter as one of the most workers ” the team ” of the team “

A large part of these discussions on the work ethics of the offseason revolved around Hunter because of his reputation as a collegial Ironman in Colorado, where he played both the cornerback and the receiver and posted absurd snap totals in two seasons, with an average of 118 per game last year. The presence of Hunter may even have inspired a teammate, the recipient recruited into small groups, Brian Thomas Jr., to make sure that he was not based on his own laurels after a 1282-yard campaign, and it seems that Hunter quickly established himself as one of the most devoted and most conducted players on the alignment of Jacksonville.

But it did not come without skepticism. The tight chiefs Travis Kelce recently suggested that opponents will try to wear Hunter when he plays the corner, and there are many who believe that it is simply not possible to play in both directions in today’s NFL. In addition, there is the dreaded recruit wall, which could strike even stronger for a player spends much more time on the field every week.

We will not be able to provide legitimate answers to all of this before the start of the season, but the pursuit by Hunter of an invisible role in the NFL, because its first years will remain a fascinating intrigue to follow.