At his first few days of minicamp with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Travis Hunter has been seen dancing before plays and laughing with his new teammates as he gets his first taste of offensive and defensive NFL football.

When practice began, Travis Hunter wore his teal No. 12 jersey and was a participant with Jacksonville's offense. By the final horn, Hunter had switched into a white No. 12 jersey and joined Jacksonville's defense.

The majority of Hunter's playing time on the practice field has come at wide receiver, which was the plan that Liam Coen and James Gladstone laid out following the NFL draft. But since arriving in Jacksonville, Hunter has been learning the defensive playbook, terminology, and in the meeting rooms.

Jacksonville Jaguars two-way rookie Travis Hunter is a unique talent who’s viewed by many as a potential game-changer for the AFC South division franchise.

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.

There is a lot of optimism surrounding the Jacksonville Jaguars‘ offense this year and for good reason. Hopefully, quarterback Trevor Lawrence returns healthy and can finally show why the team selected him with the first-overall pick in 2021.