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NFL · Injuries · published 2026-10-05T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

Jaguars keep Travis Hunter exclusively on defense

Travis Hunter was on the field for every defensive snap but was not used on offense. Jacksonville coach Liam Coen said Hunter's defensive role was too important to risk an injury on offense.

Expanded Detail

In football, coaches must weigh how much to use players who can contribute on both sides of the ball, particularly when injury exposure is a concern. This report indicates Jacksonville limited Travis Hunter to defense, with Coach Liam Coen citing the importance of Hunter’s defensive role. The approach places availability and defensive value ahead of any offensive package in this instance.

Context

This decision could affect Jaguars fans, fantasy managers, and observers who value Hunter’s two-way potential, as his offensive opportunities may remain limited. It may also influence how coaches balance injury risk against workload for dual-role players. For Hunter, fewer offensive snaps could reduce wear and tear while possibly lowering his statistical impact. The wider conversation around player safety and snap management may continue to develop.

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