The Jacksonville Jaguars selected Travis Hunter with the second pick in this year's NFL draft. Hunter thrived as a two-way superstar in college, and he's looking to continue in both capacities in the NFL.The Rich Eisen Show posted a clip on X (formerly known as Twitter) featuring Jaguars coach Liam Coen speaking about Hunter potentially playing both wide receiver and cornerback."It's absolutely happening," Coen said. "I mean, it is. It's, you know, this spring was a great learning curve for us where you've got to have everybody on the board ... Everybody in the building was on board with how do we get the best out of Travis' days and how do we make the most out of his time and our time as coaches and support staff and athletic training, sports science, equipment, strength and conditioning."Everybody's been on board with this from the beginning, right? Fast forward to now where he has taken massive strides, specifically at the receiver position of truly playing it, right? How to run each route, how to attack leverage. His ball skills and body control are extremely natural. Extremely natural, you can't really coach that.”Coen concluded:“What he's been able to learn in getting a line, assignments, fundamentals, techniques, and then when you go into a scrimmage and he gets one-on-one on a choice route and he's got a linebacker on him and he can make you miss in space."These are ringing endorsements from the Jaguars' coach, and they indicate how the franchise plans to use the versatile rookie. Hunter has been carefully monitored in training camp, and the team is getting closer to finding a balance for the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner.Hunter swept the wide receiver and cornerback awards in his last college football season. His versatility was a key factor to the Jaguars as they traded quite a haul to move up to the second pick in this year's draft.Travis Hunter looks to make history in 2025Travis Hunter has the chance to do something no one has done in the history of the NFL. The Jaguars athlete can win the Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year Awards.Liam Coen has all but confirmed that he'll feature at both positions, and that means that he'll be in the running for both awards. However, the highly rated Jaguars rookie has loads of competition for the honors.According to CBS Sports, Ashton Jeanty of the Las Vegas Raiders and Cam Ward of the Tennessee Titans both have better odds for the Offensive Rookie of the Year Award. Both players have +250 odds to take home the prize, while Hunter is at +550.The report also gave props for the Defensive Player of the Year Award. It has New York Giants star edge rusher Abdul Carter at +250. Hunter comes in at second with +750 odds.It'll be interesting to see how the Jaguars split Hunter's snaps. It's hard to imagine him playing all snaps on offense and defense due to the frantic-paced nature of the NFL.