Getty The Jacksonville Jaguars just introduced Travis Hunter to the NFL in a way no rookie has been used for decades. Sure Hunter didn’t light up the box score (six catches, 33 yards, one tackle) but the story wasn’t the stats. In the 26-10 win over the Panthers , Hunter played 44 offensive snaps and six defensive snaps, becoming just the second player in a decade to take on that kind of two way workload. For Jaguars fans, it was a glimpse of a weapon who might change how this team is built.