How was the “nervousness” Travis Hunter in the first NFL threat appearance

Travis Hunter was some flowers before it was.

It was honest after the loss of Jaguars ’31-25 to Steles on Saturday, his first taste in the American Football Association.

“I was a little tense at first,” said Hunter. “But after the first play, I was good.”

Hunter, who was drafted by Jaguar with General Selection No. 2 in April, played both sides of the ball as expected – 10 shots on the attack in the recipient and eight shots on the defense in the rear corner.

Two passes for 9 yards.

“He made a good couple on some options and missed the defensive treatment she noticed,” said coach Liam Quinn. “I will have to see the tape about how it worked a little more defensive, but I thought aggressively, I made the right decisions on these options. We have made good hunting, and I erupted almost from that as Trevor (Lawrence) put him behind him in this third to the bottom, but I will have to watch the tape a little more to learn more.”

On the defensive side, Hunter had a lost treatment.

It seemed somewhat confused about the defensive game PlayCall before the play.

“We can proceed immediately and return to work,” said Hunter. “I know what to do the next time.”

Hunter’s former colleague in Colorado and Rahee Al -Dhaheer, Shidor Sanders, He starred in his first appearance with Browns.

Sanders went 14 against 23 with 138 yards and two of the landing of the team’s 30-10 victory over Al-Fahud on Friday.