From the episode
Travis Hunter and everything that was Travis Hunter in this game because, you know, going into this season, I think it was fair and we heard a lot of these conversations of, hey, you know, was the trade worth it? What do you think about this player? And I think a lot of us were forced to answer and ask the question, if Travis Hunter is only a corner, how do you feel about the trade, right? I think that we even talked about that here on this show. Boy, does it feel good to no longer have to think that way after watching him over the last couple of weeks because he plays the most offensive snaps as a Jag this season. He has a interception on defense. He has a touchdown on offense.
STACKED’s take
Hunter's dual-threat role (most offensive snaps, defensive INT) and physical transformation eliminate value-ceiling ques
Hunter has emerged as Jacksonville's most-used offensive player this season while also playing significant defensive snaps, eliminating the need to debate whether his value hinges on cornerback-only production. Speaker emphasizes Hunter's physical transformation—he has 'bulked up a lot since last season' and is 'huge compared to college Travis Hunter and rookie Travis Hunter'—while maintaining elite explosiveness and speed, a rare combination for corners. His Week 6 performance included a defensive interception in the end zone with exceptional recovery speed ('the speed at which he recovers when the receiver breaks on his route to the opposite direction was unbelievable') and an offensive touchdown on a Texas route from the backfield, showcasing Liam Cohen's creative deployment of him as a dual-threat weapon rather than a moonlighting receiver.
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