In the Jacksonville Jaguars' matchup against the Colts, what did Travis Hunter's workload look like this week?
In addition to his usual responsibilities on offense and defense, Hunter had some opportunities as a punt returner. He ended up returning one attempt for one yard.
Defensively, Hunter played 49 of the Jaguars' 61 snaps -- the third-most on the team. He and Montaric Brown (54 snaps) shouldered the bulk of those reps, with Jarrian Jones playing just 12 snaps.
According to PFF's early tracking data, Hunter allowed three receptions on three targets for a modest 37 yards. He recorded four solo tackles as well.
Over on offense, Hunter played only six snaps. He didn't have any targets but had one rush attempt on a designed touch that went for
five yards.
As we've seen throughout the season, Hunter's primary role will be on defense, while what's asked of him on offense will ebb and flow from one week to the next.
We will have to see if he continues to return punts.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Evaluating Travis Hunter's playing time in Jaguars Week 8 win
