1.Hunter’s big play. Wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter made one of his biggest plays as a member of the Jaguars near the end of the first half Sunday. With the Patriots facing third-and-goal from the 2-yard line, the Patriots faked a handoff and sent quarterback Drake Maye on the move outside of the pocket. The third-year veteran threw to the back of the end zone, with Hunter contorting his body in the air to adjust to Maye’s pass for Hunter’s first NFL interception – a play that allowed the Jaguars to lead 14-3 at halftime. “Huge play, critical moment, critical situation,” Head Coach Liam Coen called it, with Hunter adding, “We get those plays in practice. The coach did a great job scheming it up for us. He called the perfect call for us. We all talked and we communicated on my side of the ball and I just made it happen.” Hunter got his biggest workload of the season at cornerback Sunday, with the late first-half interception one of the game’s biggest and most-defining plays. “He tried me a couple of times,” Hunter said. “I was just in there saying, ‘I’m getting too close to the ball, I got to get me one.’ We just continued to do what the coaches schemed up for us, and we just played our best ball today.”
