Last week, Jacksonville Jaguars superstar Travis Hunter earned a new fan thanks to his authentic and humble personality. Now, it looks like the Jaguars are backing their star up with a nice gesture to the lucky fan.

The Jacksonville Jaguars began rookie minicamp Friday. The public gets to see the newest Jags, including Travis Hunter, today.

Travis Hunter's first purchase on the back of his massive rookie contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars has been revealed.

The Jacksonville Jaguars went from having one of the most gloomy futures in football to being on the verge of unprecedented success in a matter of months, as new head coach Liam Coen and second overall pick Travis Hunter have flipped the script on professional football in Duval County.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter will move to defense next week after spending a minicamp working on the offensive side of the ball.

Hunter, who was selected by Jacksonville following a draft-day trade, revealed this weekend that the first thing he bought upon learning that news was a pair of Jaguars pajamas. He even wore the pants under his gown when he graduated from Colorado on Thursday.

Former Colorado Buffaloes stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter will both visit London during their rookie seasons in the NFL this fall. Sanders' Cleveland Browns will challenge the Minnesota Vikings and Hunter's Jags will face the Los Angeles Rams.

"Jaguars two-way star Travis Hunter will finish in the top three of voting for Offensive and Defensive Rookie of the Year," Graziano wrote. "I want to say he'll win both, but that seems like a long shot even for him. I just love Hunter's abilities and want to get him into my predictions in some way."

The Jaguars won't waste time playing Travis Hunter on both sides of the ball. He'll play on defense to start OTAs. He worked at receiver during minicamp.

Senior writer John Oehser examines storylines from this past weekend’s 2025 Jaguars rookie minicamp at the Miller Electric Center, including how WR/DB Travis Hunter’s approach to football will help his transition to the NFL as a two-position player