After having the dream of the two-way playbook for a long time, Travis Hunter is now living it with the Jacksonville Jaguars, who are training him endlessly on both sides of the ball.
The extent of vigor and dedication in Hunter’s recent two-way training proves that we’re about to experience what has never been seen before.
But as Hunter puts up a spirited effort in his defensive and offensive training, a bunch of other talented players are putting in work to give him a challenge in the upcoming season. Things have gotten even sweeter now that the NFL has just announced its schedule for the 2025 season. So, who’s Hunter up to facing in his rookie season that’s already seeming eventful? Here’s a list of all WRs and CBs Hunter’s bound to face in the 2025 NFL season:
All Opponent WRs Travis Hunter Will Face as a CB
From week one of the upcoming season, Travis Hunter will face off against a challenge from numerous talented WRs while playing as a CB for the Jacksonville Jaguars. Here are all the WRs Hunter should prepare to face with their recent best stats:
Tetairoa McMillan (Week 1 vs Panthers)
The 22-year-old WR plays for the Carolina Panthers and has set an impressive record of 179 receptions, 34 touchdowns, and 2,640 yards in 2024.
Ja’Marr Chase (Week 2 vs Bengals)
Having 395 catches, 5,425 yards, and 46 touchdowns, Ja’Marr Chase is an elite WR who’s about to give us an impressive showdown against Hunter in week 2 of the season.
Nico Collins (Week 3 & 10 vs Texans)
When playing against the Jaguars, Collins recorded an outstanding performance by posting 218 receptions for 3,230 yards and 18 touchdowns, demonstrating his explosive speed, which Hunter should brace for.
Brandon Aiyuk (Week 4 vs 49ers)
Aiyuk has 294 receptions for 4,305 yards, averaging nearly 27 yards per catch, which showcases his deep-threat capability and route-running sharpness worth watching out for.
Rashee Rice (Week 5 vs Chiefs)
With 79 receptions for 938 yards and 7 touchdowns, Rice is another unique talent Hunter should watch out for in their week 5 game.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba (Week 6 vs Seahawks)
In a recent game against the Cardinals, Smith-Njigba recorded 6 touchdowns, 100 catches, and 1,130 yards, proving to be another interesting competitor to watch out for in week 6.
Puka Nacua (Week 7 vs Rams)
Nacua went off for 184 receptions, 2,476 yards, and 9 TDs. Also, another talent is about to put up a real challenge against Hunter.
Ladd McConkey (Week 11 vs Chargers)
The impressive record of 82 catches for 1,149 yards and 7 touchdowns renders this WR worth watching out for in week 11.
Marvin Harrison Jr. (Week 12 vs Cardinals)
A total of 1,102 catches for 14,580 yards and 128 touchdowns proves that this WR will make the gameplay more interesting.
Garrett Wilson (Week 15 vs Jets)
With 279 receptions for 3,249 yards and 14 TDs, Garrett Wilson is another outstanding player to look out for in their week 15 matchup.
Courtland Sutton (Week 16 vs Broncos)
Sutton has recorded 379 receptions for 5,340 yards and 32 touchdowns recently, which makes him a notable challenger to Hunter.
All Opponent CBs Travis Hunter Will Face as a WR
As a WR, Hunter’s about to face more talented CBs. Their games will definitely be worth watching to see whether he keeps up an impeccable performance as a WR at the pro level!
Jaycee Horn (Week 1 vs Panthers)
39 tackles, 1 INT, and 1 pass deflection make him worth watching.
Derek Stingley Jr (Week 3 & 10 vs Texans)
With 73 tackles, 6 interceptions, and 21 ball deflections reveal his elite ball tracking skills.
Trent McDuffie (Week 5 vs Chiefs)
Trent is a heavy tackler with 133 tackles, 2 INT, 50 assists, and 4.5 sacks.
Devon Witherspoon (Week 6 vs Seahawks)
177 tackles, 1 INT, 4 sacks, and 25 pass deflections in 2024 showcase his unique ability.
L’Jarius Sneed (Week 13 & 18 vs Titans)
With 59 tackles, 3 INTs, and 8 pass deflections, Sneed is a reliable tackler.
Charvarius Ward (Week 14 & 17 vs Colts)
435 tackles, 10 INTs, and 70 pass deflections render him an outstanding CB.
Sauce Gardner (Week 15 vs Jets)
Gardner has 128 tackles, 1 INT, and 11 pass deflections that make him an incredible CB whose performance will be worth your time.
Pat Surtain II (Week 16 vs Broncos)
With 69 tackles, 4 interceptions, and 1 touchdown, Pat Surtain II will definitely put up an incredible performance.
With the mix of skills among these CBs and the WRs, we’re about to experience a very interesting season. Will Hunter show up as the best player while playing on both sides? Let’s wait and see whether his current vigorous training will pay off.