Could some changes to Travis Hunter's workload be coming in Week 3? Jacksonville Jaguars head coach Liam Coen alluded to that being the case on Wednesday.
Over two games, Hunter has played 66 total defensive snaps, which includes being a starter both weeks. However, that accounts for just 58% of the Jaguars' total defensive snaps, with Jacksonville relying on a rotation at the cornerback position.
Coen said on Wednesday that the team will look into finding more opportunities for Hunter.
"We're gonna look at giving him some more this week," Coen said.
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On offense, Hunter's role has been minimal, with him playing just 11 total snaps through the first two games.
Coen acknowledged that the missed time last season for Hunter due to injury has impacted his learning curve of the system.
"I think it definitely has some form of an effect," Coen said of Hunter missing time last year. "You can walk through, you can do a million things in the walk-through room, in the meeting room settings, but he just missed a lot of pitching and catching. Just missed a lot of chemistry with the quarterback."
That said, with the Jaguars' offense sputtering last week, particularly in the fourth quarter, everything, including playing time and what's being asked of the players, has to be evaluated.
"But like I said, just with anything, when you struggle to move the ball specifically in the fourth quarter like we did and you lose, we gotta go look at everything we’re doing," Coen added. "Touches, targets, and he's a part of that just like those other guys."
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