Hunter's dual-role usage depends on BTJ's recovery and other WR performance.

Hunter, the former No. 2 overall pick, didn't seem to take kindly to reports that the Jags planned for him to be a primary corner and part-time receiver. The truth won't be known until Hunter is on the field for a significant amount of time. How much he participates early in camp and where that participation takes place will indicate the club's intentions. If Hunter is the lockdown corner most believe he's capable of being and continues to make plays at receiver, the Jags could have trouble taking him off the gridiron. The rest of the offensive playmakers could have some say in how much time Hunter sees at WR. After a disappointing second season, Brian Thomas Jr. has received glowing reviews this offseason, Parker Washington soared to close last season, and Jakobi Meyers remains a consistent professional. If BTJ gets back on track, there could be less of a reason to use Hunter in a ton of offensive sets.