Jaguars got football from Travis Hunter's first interception after sideline squabble
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Key Points:
- Jaguars cornerback Travis Hunter recorded his first NFL interception in a win against the Patriots, sparking a sideline incident involving a Patriots ballboy.
- During the celebration, Hunter spun the ball on the ground, and teammate Josh Hines-Allen attempted to retrieve it from the ballboy, who resisted and verbally defended possession.
- Jaguars head coach Liam Coen stated the team was communicating with the Patriots to secure the ball and believed the issue was resolved, though he was initially uncertain if they had the actual ball.
- Cornerback Jourdan Lewis humorously remarked that Hunter might have avoided the incident by not spinning the ball, and the Jaguars later confirmed they successfully obtained the interception ball.
