Deion Sanders' confusion

Deion Sanders says he has no idea what's going on with Travis Hunter's NFL role.

“I have no idea what's going on”

Hunter's limited snaps

Hunter got four snaps on offense and 29 on defense in Week 1, with one catch for eight yards.

Week 2 usage

Hunter had six snaps on offense and 37 on defense in Week 2, not targeted in Jacksonville passing game.

Hunter's two-way potential

Hunter believes he can reach full potential as cornerback and receiver despite Ryan Clark's warning that it's impossible to be both.

“Work ethic”

Hunter's preference

Hunter wants to play full-time on both sides of the ball but says he cannot sit on the sideline.

“I like doing both”

Jaguars' dilemma

Jaguars moved Hunter up from No. 5 to No. 2 in draft to get two players in one, but his snaps don't add up to full-time work.

The numbers don't work

Channing Crowder says the numbers don't work out for Hunter to be the best at both positions full-time.

“The numbers don’t work out”

Hunter's draft decision

Jaguars traded up to get Hunter despite his two-way potential, but his playtime remains limited.

What's next

Hunter will likely accept playing one side of the ball full-time after struggling to find consistent two-way role.