Travis Hunter Eyes Stronger Return to Jaguars Training Camp After Injury
Jacksonville Jaguars player Travis Hunter is returning to training camp stronger and faster after a knee injury ended his rookie year prematurely. Hunter, who plays both wide receiver and cornerback, tore knee ligaments in noncontact drills last season. He has…
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 31, 2026 —
Jacksonville Jaguars two-way player Travis Hunter is set to rejoin his team for training camp, reporting to the facility with enhanced strength and speed following a knee injury that concluded his rookie season. Hunter, who contributes as both a wide receiver and cornerback, sustained a season-ending knee ligament tear during noncontact drills last year.
Following the injury, Hunter underwent surgery and has since dedicated his rehabilitation period to rebuilding his physical condition. His focus has been on augmenting his upper body strength and accelerating his speed. As part of his recovery and preparation, Hunter has set a personal goal of achieving a speed of 23 miles per hour.
The athlete’s commitment to recovery and performance enhancement aims to position him for a robust return to the field as the Jaguars prepare for the upcoming season. The specifics of his rehabilitation progress and readiness for full training camp activities will be closely monitored.
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