Jordan Dajani· Oct 1, 2026
Regrading the 2025 Travis Hunter trade, Dajani judges the Browns the clear winners (grade A) and the Jaguars a C-, while saying Hunter, though not a star, is tracking toward being a solid starter for Jacksonville.
“But he's on track to be a solid starter for this Jaguars team that has Super Bowl hopes this year.”
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Travis Hunter to be 1st on the depth chart
“Through 10 games, Hunter hasn't been a superstar -- or even a star, for that matter. But he's on track to be a solid starter for this Jaguars team that has Super Bowl hopes this year.”
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What others said about the same people
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- Jeremy PargoScore Predictions · Jacksonville JaguarsHit · 88Bergman picked winners and exact scores for every Week 5 game, siding with Jacksonville in London, the Saints over the unbeaten Vikings, the Jets over Cleveland and the Rams over Buffalo.
- Brooke CersosimoScore Predictions · Jacksonville JaguarsHit · 95Cersosimo picked winners and scores across the Week 5 slate, including the Vikings moving to 5-0 in New Orleans, the Browns at the Jets, the Colts at Pittsburgh and the Falcons over a Lamar-less Baltimore.
- Dan ParrScore Predictions · Jacksonville JaguarsHit · 83Parr picked every Week 5 game with scores, leaning on Chicago's ground game at Lambeau, Seattle's defense against the unbeaten 49ers, and the Rams handling Buffalo on Monday night.
- Bobby KownackScore Predictions · Jacksonville JaguarsHit · 90Kownack picked all Week 5 games with scores, including the Browns winning at the Jets to reach 4-1, the Broncos handling the Chargers, and the Giants upsetting Washington.
- Gennaro FiliceScore Predictions · Jacksonville JaguarsClose · 74Filice picked every Week 5 game with scores, backing Cincinnati in a closer-than-expected game at Miami, the Patriots in a low-scoring home win, Houston to finally get off the schneid in Tennessee, and upsets by the Saints, Jets, Packers and Bills.
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