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Travis Hunter Laughs at Doubters as He Works Through First Training Camp with Jaguars
DUVAL COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 25 – Travis Hunter is developing as a two-way player for the Jacksonville Jaguars while managing personal challenges, with the team investing a top draft pick in his potential.
- On July 24 and 25, 2025, Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter practiced extensively at training camp in Jacksonville, preparing at both wide receiver and cornerback positions.
- The Jaguars, coming off a 4-13 2024 season, planned a detailed schedule to maximize Hunter's dual-role practice time despite logistical challenges for the coaching staff.
- Hunter manages two playbooks and adapts daily to different terminology, emphasizing mental processing as the biggest difficulty while maintaining a positive attitude and strong work ethic.
- Hunter recorded 96 catches, 1,258 receiving yards, and 15 touchdowns on offense, plus 11 pass defenses, 4 interceptions, and 36 tackles on defense in college, and says, "I'm going to just be quiet and just go to work."
- The Jaguars expect Hunter to play significant snaps on both sides, with coaches praising his leadership, communication, and the culture he helps set amid early camp adjustments.
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