That is the question posed by CBS Sports as they examine who the most important non-quarterback on each squad. For the Jaguars, they landed on rookie two-way star Travis Hunter. " ...

We're still technically in the relative dead period of the NFL offseason, where nothing much is happening around the league ...

The Jaguars selected two-way star Travis Hunter No. 2 overall in the draft and fully intend to allow him to play both sides ...

We make decisions every single day. Some are bad, like buying a Zune over an iPod back in 2006, congratulating your friend's ...

We know that the Jacksonville Jaguars' best players have to perform well on Sundays in order to win games. But who are those non-star players that will have big roles and be pivotal to the team's ...

The Jaguars are emphasizing versatility on defense, with Lewis headlining players who could do a lot. Lewis aims to mentor younger players like Travis Hunter and Jarrian Jones.

When they completed a blockbuster trade for Colorado Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, the Jaguars put themselves directly on track to be a franchise known for aggressive moves. Hunter was the best ...

The talent pool is limited when looking at Browns players under the age of 25. Without first-round picks in three of the past four drafts, it’s been difficult for GM Andrew Berry to find home ...

NFL teams will try to join the playoff party after sitting at home the previous season. But who has the best (and worst) odds ...

Jacksonville Jaguars unicorn Travis Hunter is a special and unique player, and with that comes special and unique situations and circumstances.

According to analyst Rich Eisen's recent Top 10 Non-Quarterbacks in the NFL power rankings, Jones ranks fifth in that category in his eyes. "Chris Jones is on the list.

This being the heydays of Jimmy Johnson’s great Dallas Super Bowl sides, the team was already spoilt for choice at wide receiver — smack bang in the middle of the ‘Triplets’ era with quarterback Troy ...