Travis Hunter

Travis Hunter was back on the practice field in training camp on Wednesday.

Fantasy Impact

Hunter is back on the field from last year’s knee injury. He continues to see reps on both sides of the ball in practice.

The Jaguars are unsure when Travis Hunter will be a full-go in practice.

Fantasy Impact

Hunter tore his LCL late in October 2025 and missed the rest of his rookie season, which he is still working his way back from. He is expected to play on both sides of the ball this season with more of an emphasis on the defensive side of the ball.

NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that the expectation is Travis Hunter will enter training camp as a "full-time corner back and part-time wide receiver."

Fantasy Impact

This was seeming inevitable to end last season with the emergence of Parker Washington and acquisition of Jakobi Meyers. It is a brutal blow for dynasty managers who drafted Hunter early last season. He will remain a player to continue to monitor for fantasy managers.

Jaguars GM James Gladstone said CB/WR Travis Hunter is hopeful to be a full-go come the start of training camp.

Fantasy Impact

Hunter will be a limited participant throughout OTAs as he recovers from November LCL surgery. His exact role heading into next season remains largely unknown and will be something to monitor throughout the rest of the offseason.

Jaguars head coach Liam Coen said Travis Hunter is “very well ahead of where he’s supposed to be” in his recovery from knee surgery.

Fantasy Impact

Hunter underwent surgery to repair the LCL in his right knee after suffering a non-contact knee injury in practice last season. He'll need to continue to be monitored as the offseason progresses. It remains unclear what his overall role will be heading into next season.