Travis Hunter of Jaguars made big catches against the chiefs on “Monday Night Football”

The first big game of Travis Hunter as the NFL receiver could not have arrived at a better time.

At the start of the second half of the match on Monday evening against the Chiefs, Hunter caught Deep Pass by Trevor Lawrence between two defenders of Kansas City. Taking 44 yards helped set up the touch of the Jaguars who equaled the match at 14.

Hunter finished night with three catches for 64 yards. And, looking back on Monday evening’s match, it could be said that his big take at the start of the second half jumped the 31-28 victory from Jacksonville de Jacksonville on the title champions of AFC who were punctuated by the winning Tour of Lawrence with 23 seconds.

Before taking 44 yards, Hunter – who also plays the corner – made a clever seizure of 12 yards which helped to set up the first touch of the Jaguars, a short pass from Lawrence to Parker Washington.

After following 14-0, the Jaguars took their first advance a few moments after the great catch of Hunter which set up the touch of Lawrence. Jacksonville’s trigger score was the interception return of the DEVIN Lloyd second-sighted man to 99 yards which represents the longest choice-six in the history of Jaguars.

The overall choice n ° 2 of the draft this year, Hunter caught only 13 assists in his first four NFL games, which aroused questions about his lack of use in the offensive and when he would start to increase.

Based on the result of Monday evening, it seems that the coach of the Jaguars Liam Coen decided that it was time to fully implement his versatile playmaker. This decision helped the jaguars beat the three AFC champions in title while going to 4-1 this season.