Richard Sherman confirms how Jaguars can unleash Travis Hunter’s two-way skills

Former NFL cornerback Richard Sherman praised the Jacksonville Jaguars for their usage of two-way player Travis Hunter during their Week 6 game against the Houston Texans. Following Jacksonville's 34-31 loss, Sherman stated on social media that the Jaguars found the right formula by playing Hunter primarily on defense while giving him limited, impactful snaps on offense.

Hunter played nine offensive snaps against Houston, catching four passes for 44 yards and a touchdown, while also recording an interception and three tackles on defense. Writer Carlos Sanchez notes that after easing Hunter back following a rookie season-ending injury, the Jaguars' strategic plan to balance his two-way workload proved effective.