Travis Hunter looks to be the first true two-way player in the NFL in quite some time. Despite some questions on whether he could legitimately accomplish this feat, the Jacksonville Jaguars rookie took on receiver and cornerback reps in the early days of training camp. The early returns are impressive. Just ask coach Liam Coen.

If you’re not aware, Travis Hunter has played 36 snaps on offense and 47 on defense through four practice sessions. The first two were offense-only, but in the last two, we’ve seen him line up in the secondary.

As Travis Hunter prepares to play both wide receiver and cornerback in the NFL, he has been continuing to practice on both offense and defense during training camp. Currently, Hunter is spending his practice day primarily on one side of the ball, but Jaguars coach Liam Coen plans to have him flip flop between both positions on the same day soon.

Can two-way standout Travis Hunter play both ways in the NFL? FOX Sports college football writer RJ Young explains why it wouldn't be wise to bet against him.

Now, as Colorado’s head coach, it’s Sanders who has helped to develop the most remarkable two-way player in decades. Travis Hunter isn’t just a one-position player who occasionally gets ...

The interest in Hunter’s abilities as a two-way player extended to Saban, the former Alabama coach who said he had players over his 17 years with the Crimson Tide he believes could have played ...