Coen added that Hunter is “mentally tough” and has “attacked” his recovery the right way. He further notes that the Jaguars will “remain fluid” with where they need Hunter “on this day, or as a team”.

Hunter is coming off a disappointing fantasy season, averaging only 9.1 fantasy points per game. However, his usage in the offense was trending upward in the two games before his season-ending injury. He topped 40 routes per game in weeks 6 and 7 before injuring his knee in practice ahead of week 8. With Parker Washington, Jakobi Meyers, and Brian Thomas Jr. all under contract, the Jags may look to use Hunter more on defense in 2026. It appears as if Coen, much like fantasy players is still trying to figure out which side of the ball Hunter will play the most this upcoming season.

Author:  Edward DeLauter (@ff_litigator)