Two-way star Travis Hunter walked into the Jacksonville Jaguars facility for the first time Friday, saw general manager James Gladstone flipping a football and grabbed it. “It didn’t take long for Travis to produce his first takeaway,

Hunter told reporters on Thursday night that his agent told him about the possibility of Jacksonville trading up last week.

The Jacksonville Jaguars shockingly traded up to the No. 2 pick to draft Colorado cornerback and wide receiver Travis Hunter, the most intriguing prospect in this year's draft class. Hunter successfully played at two positions during his collegiate career, and is looking to do the same in the NFL.