Travis Hunter's talent was well-broadcast entering his rookie season in the NFL, but the big leagues have proven to be a difficult adjustment for the Heisman Trophy winner.
The Jaguars have tried to play Hunter on both offense and defense, like he did at Colorado, after giving up a haul of picks for the right to take him No. 2 in April's NFL draft. But other than a few decent plays Hunter has failed to make much of an impact on either side of the ball. Over the first six weeks of the year Hunter caught 20 passes for 197 yards and recorded two passes defended to match with 15 total tackles. Notably, he did not score a touchdown nor did he intercept a pass during that stretch.
