Big Cat Country on Travis Hunter
From the article
Travis Hunter, the two-way phenom drafted second overall last year, wore a teal (offensive) jersey that would be covered by a white (defensive) pinnie at various points throughout practice... No. 12 played 12 total snaps during 11-on-11 team drills: eight on defense, four on offense.
STACKED’s take
Hunter returns with controlled snap count; two-way role on track for 2026 season.
Two-way phenom returned to practice on Day 1 with controlled snap distribution: 12 total snaps during 11-on-11 drills (8 defensive, 4 offensive). Plan remains unchanged—Hunter will start at cornerback while cross-training on offense. Coaching staff (Shane Waldron, Jay Kaiser, Chris Bach) intentionally managing reps to ease him in while eventually doubling a normal player's workload. Hunter showed flashes: strong coverage rep forcing out-of-bounds pass against Josh Cameron, though a climb-the-ladder catch was knocked away. Head coach Liam Coen noted Hunter "feels lighter" despite adding 10 pounds of muscle and is confident in his physicality heading into the season.
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