Second-year Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. has noticed a change in rookie two-way player Travis Hunter already. According to Thomas, Hunter has grown in Liam Coen’s system by getting a better understanding of the playbook. Hunter has had to learn two systems as the team brings him along on both sides of the ball.

Hunter played defense for the third training camp practice and the first since July 27. After getting beat deep for a touchdown by Parker Washington from Trevor Lawrence, Hunter broke up passes on the last two plays of practice, both thrown by Seth Henigan. The first was almost a one-handed interception intended for J.J. Jones.