Jags 2-way player Travis Hunter returns stronger and fast after knee injury cuts short rookie year
Summary
Travis Hunter, a player for the Jacksonville Jaguars who plays both wide receiver and cornerback, is returning to the team stronger and faster after a knee injury cut his rookie year short. The Jaguars plan to continue using him on both offense and defense while carefully managing his practice time to help him recover fully.Key Facts
- Travis Hunter plays two positions: wide receiver (offense) and cornerback (defense).
- He injured his knee in his rookie year during practice and had surgery to repair ligaments.
- Hunter gained 10 pounds of muscle and improved his speed, recently running at 22.6 mph.
- The Jaguars are easing him back into practice with a detailed plan for his playing time.
- Hunter was the second overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft.
- The team re-signed Montaric “Buster” Brown to strengthen their defense.
- Hunter’s rookie season ended after seven games due to the knee injury.
- Hunter aims to reach a speed of 23 mph during training.
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