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Travis Hunter Posts Rare Two‑Way Game in Jaguars’ Last‑Second Loss

The showing demonstrates tangible two‑way value while Jacksonville’s coaches continue a cautious, defense‑first deployment driven by health and roster concerns.

Overview

  • Hunter recorded a seven‑yard receiving touchdown and an end‑zone interception in the same game Sunday, a feat that made him one of only three players in the Super Bowl era to have both plays in one contest.
  • The Jaguars lost 34‑31 at Wembley Stadium after Ka'imi Fairbairn hit a 49‑yard field goal as time expired, so Hunter’s plays did not change the result.
  • Hunter’s touchdown cut Houston’s lead late and his interception stopped a Texans drive with 3:53 remaining, which helped set up Cam Little’s 60‑yard field goal that tied the game with 1:55 left.
  • Coaches have this season limited Hunter’s offensive snaps because of prior LCL surgery and roster needs, with snap counts flipping from a rookie year that favored offense to heavy defensive usage in 2026.
  • The rare two‑way performance strengthens arguments for more offensive involvement but leaves open immediate changes to his role since the staff cites health and depth as reasons for a conservative approach.