Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter has high hopes, including being attached to a major end-of-season award.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns pulled off a blockbuster trade at the 2025 NFL Draft, which reshaped the top of the draft order and shifted the landing spot for former Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter.

The one and only Pete Prisco joins J.P. Shadrick and Bucky Brooks for the last episode of Huddle Up during the offseason. The crew demands more respect for Jaguars star wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr.

Travis Hunter doesn’t play quarterback, at least not yet. And because his two-way contributions figure to limit his ability to play every snap on both sides of

Jacksonville Jaguars secondary coach Ron Milus didn't hold back when talking about his new "toy" in two-way player Travis Hunter.

Rookie wide receiver/defensive back Travis Hunter is causing sensation during training camp, as the Jacksonville Jaguars player hopes to become one of the new faces of the NFL. The

Travis Hunter, one of the Jacksonville Jaguars' rising stars, received valuable praise from Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby ahead of the 2025 NFL season.

According to former NFL star Channing Crowder, Travis Hunter did not have his wife sign a prenuptial agreement.