Travis Hunter

Travis Hunter‘s rookie season ended much earlier than he or the Jaguars hoped. Once the 22-year-old is healthy, though, he will once again be counted on to handle a two-way workload. Jacksonville plans to continue using Hunter as a regular at the receiver and cornerback positions, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. The Heisman winner […]

Rapoport specifically called him a No. 1 receiver when referring to how the Jags see him. Hunter is currently on injured reserve with a season-ending LCL tear. He is expected to be ready for the start of the offseason program in 2026. Hunter looked like he was turning the corner as a wideout just before suffering the knee injury in practice. That, of course, sparked questions about whether he will continue playing on both sides of the ball. For now, that appears to be the plan. Hunter will be one of the most fiercely debated players in fantasy circles heading into his second season.

The Jaguars plan to continue utilizing Hunter (knee) as their top wide receiver and as a matchup cornerback in 2026, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.