Jags 2-Way Player Travis Hunter Returns Stronger and Fast After Knee Injury Cuts Short Rookie Year
Hunter returned after nine months of rehab and reached 22.6 mph in offseason workouts as the Jaguars ease him back into two-way duties.
- On Thursday, Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter participated in drills at the team's training camp in Jacksonville, Florida, marking his return from a nine-month knee injury rehabilitation.
- Hunter underwent surgery on November 11 to repair his right knee's lateral collateral ligament, sidelining him most of his rookie season; he used recovery time to add 10 pounds of muscle.
- NFL NextGen Stats clocked Hunter at 22.6 mph at the facility last week; listed at 185 pounds, he said his goal is to "crack 23 mph."
- Defensive coordinator Anthony Campanile said Hunter looks "really physical" after logging 24 snaps on defense and 15 on offense during early camp work, signaling readiness.
- The Jaguars plan for Hunter to play both offense and defense, consistent with his rookie workload, as the team competes in the AFC South division.
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Jags 2-way player Travis Hunter returns stronger and fast after knee injury cuts short rookie year
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Jaguars' Travis Hunter Working On Both Sides Of Ball At Training Camp
Travis Hunter avoided the Jaguars’ active/PUP list this week, being a practice participant for the first time since tearing his LCL during a midseason workout. The Jags have a different plan for last year’s No. 2 overall pick this year, but he is showcasing his versatility at camp earlier than last year. The 2024 Heisman winner did not begin practicing on both sides of the ball until late in training camp his rookie year. As his second camp star…
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