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Travis Hunter will enter the 2025 season with higher expectations around his first year due to his search to play on both sides of the ball for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
As Hunter and the Jaguars are preparing for the training camp, the Super Bowl champion, Willie Colon, said Friday that his teammates should put it in the drainer to prepare it for what will come during the season.
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The open receptor of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Travis Hunter (12), directs the ball during the tenth organized activity of the team in the Miller Electric Center on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 in Jacksonville, Fla. (Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union)
“I know how I would approach a guy like this. I’m going to try his armor,” Colon said about the “Breakfast Ball” of Fox Sports. “I’m going to see how hard you are. If you want to be a bidirectional player in the NFL, I will see if you are strong enough to be a two -way player. So, when I am pulling that corner, I will try that 12 on your chest.
“And so, for me, if I am the Jacksonville Jaguars, listen to what the players say. They are curious if you can finish an 18 -week season in both ways. I promise you that you will not do it. They will move it to the side of the ball, and that is a corner and allow it to be the best corner that can be. Because you will not only have to do it, you will also have to be beaten,”. “.” “.” “.” “.” “
The open receptor of the Jacksonville Jaguars, Travis Hunter (12), is thrown a ball during the compulsory mini -family of the Jacksonville Jaguars on Tuesday, June 10, 2025 at the Miller Electric Center in Jacksonville, Florida. (Doug Engle/Florida Times-Union)
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Colon won a Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2008. He played six seasons with the Steelers and three for New York Jets.
The Jaguars were negotiated to catch Hunter in the Draft, the winner of the Heisman 2024 trophy who starred in Colorado as a receiver and corner.
The open receptor of Jacksonville Jaguars, Travis Hunter (12) meets with the media after the rookie minicamps in the Miller electric center. (Travis Register/Imagn images)
It was all-American in Colorado twice. He had 86 trapped for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns. It also had 36 cups with four interceptions.
