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Here's where Jacksonville Jaguars' Brian Thomas Jr. says Travis Hunter has grown the most
Second-year Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. has noticed a change in rookie two-way player Travis Hunter already. According to Thomas, Hunter has grown in Liam Coen’s system by getting a better understanding of the playbook. Hunter has had to learn two systems as the team brings him along on both sides of the ball.
Offensive coordinator Grant Udinksi opened up about Travis Hunter's matriculation through Jacksonville's offense.
Over the last month-plus of offseason programs, when the Jacksonville Jaguars have been able to be on the practice field, quarterback Trevor Lawrence has seen a lot of growth from second overall ...
During offseason programs, Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence saw a lot of growth in second overall pick Travis Hunter. A key factor in the strides made by Hunter has been his ...
Asked how Travis Hunter grew as a rookie this offseason, head coach Liam Coen simply said he grew. He literally got bigger. “I think he’s physically grown,” Co ...
The Jaguars are working Travis Hunter more at WR to start his career than CB. Jacksonville GM James Gladstone says not to read too much into that.
Jaguars' Travis Hunter's two-way potential has been a huge point of discussion in the NFL. Can the rookie excel at both wide receiver and cornerback roles?
With Hunter officially becoming a two-way star in the NFL, he'll be the first one in the modern era. The last two-way player in the league was Chuck Bednarik, who played in the NFL from 1949-62.
Travis Hunter officially signed his rookie contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars, the team announced Sunday. The four-year deal is worth a fully-guaranteed $46.65 million with a $30.57 million ...
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