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While the start of the NFL regular season is getting closer, Jacksonville’s jaguars offer more knowledge of how the team plans to deploy the Recrute Travis Hunter.
Hunter, who was a double -sense star at Jackson State and Colorado, was listed as the wide starting receiver and the first aid corner of the first official depth painting of the Jaguars.
While the debate on the question of whether Hunter will take a similar number of shots in attack and defense in terms of professional football, Los Angeles Rams Wideout Davante Adams offered his point of view on the prospects of the recruit.
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The wide receiver of New York Davante Adams (17) Jets warms before a match against Jacksonville Jaguars at the Everbank stadium. (Nathan Ray Seebeck / Imagn Images)
Adams thinks that Hunter could face injury problems if his workload involves long -term clichés on the offensive and defensive sides of the ball.
“I don’t even think it’s possible.
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“It’s just a lot of mileage, guy. I am not even worrying if he can do it during a game or a season. It’s more, how long will it happen if he plays so many pictures? Anything you do is double your risk of injury.”
The wide receiver of Jacksonville Jaguars Travis Hunter (12) hits the padded wall after a success; Reception during the second minimp in compulsory at Miller Electric Center on Wednesday June 11, 2025 in Jacksonville, Florida. (Imagn)
Adams clearly indicated that he hoped that Hunter will finally be able to avoid any injury, but warned of what the winner of Heisman will meet in defense against the NFL players.
“I don’t wish anything about him. I hope he can play a season without injury and make a ball. But it’s reality. This is already a 100%injury guarantee. Once you have come out by playing both sides, you have to attack Derrick Henry with this setting. He is athletic like hell, but he has to do ninja —.”
The wide receiver of Jacksonville jaguars, Travis Hunter, is reinstated during the Minicamp recruit of the NFL football team on Saturday May 10, 2025, in Jacksonville, Florida. (AP photo / John Raoux)
Double sense players of the NFL were a rarity. Chuck Bednarik was the last full -time bidirectional athlete in the league. Bednarik was an assistant and an offensive line player for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1949 to 1962.
Sammy Baugh and Don Hutson are also notable old double -sense stars. Baugh was a quarter, the defensive back and the bettor. Huston has spent his entire career in the NFL with Green Bay packers, playing the receiver and security. Later, he had a passage as an assistant packers.
