Jacksonville Jaguars rookie wide receiver and defensive back Travis Hunter has been placed on injured reserve, ending his season.
The Jacksonville Jaguars placed Travis Hunter on season ending injured reserve. Hunter hasn’t played since week seven when he broke out with eight catches for 101 yards and a touchdown.
Hunter suffered a non-contact injury in practice and now it’s confirmed that it was an LCL injury. Hunter is expected to be ready for next season assuming no setbacks.
The Jaguars passing game has struggled this season and Hunter’s big game in week seven seemed like things were improving. Jacksonville added Jakobi Meyers at the trade deadline and still have Brian Thomas Jr., but the Jaguars are likely to continue to disappoint in the passing game.
Author: David Leonard Jr. (@RealDelcoDave)
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Jacksonville two-way star Travis Hunter, chosen second overall in the 2025 NFL Draft, has landed on the IR
If you’ve been searching box scores for Jacksonville’s coveted top pick, Travis Hunter, perhaps your first stop should be the IR. Hunter went down with a non-contact injury to his right knee during practice and will be placed on the injured reserve indefinitely while the team evaluates the extent of the injury.
The 2025 season has not gone the way that the Jaguars had envisioned for the star wide receiver/cornerback that they traded up to No. 2 to select. Hunter has struggled in the role of WR2 across from Brian Thomas Jr. Hunter has amassed 28 catches on 45 targets for 298 yards and one touchdown (Oct. 19) on offense. On defense, Hunter is responsible for 15 tackles and a trio of pass-breakups.
While Hunter’s injury is evaluated, the placement on injured reserve means he is on the shelf for at least four games. The wideout would be eligible to return Week 13 at the earliest. Should there be further cause for concern, the team would not hesitate to shut him down for the remainder of the season, according to head coach Liam Coen.
Jacksonville is currently 4-3 and in second place in the NFL South. The team has four manageable games upcoming, including the Raiders, Texans, Chargers, and Cardinals. Only Los Angeles has more than three wins.
For fantasy purposes, Dyami Brown and explosive third-year slot man Parker Washington each stand to see upticks in usage.
Author: Samwise (BuyAndSellYou)
The Jacksonville Jaguars plan to have Travis Hunter be an every down wide receiver Week 1 against the Carolina Panthers.
Buckle up fantasy football managers! Rookie dual threat Travis Hunter is set to primarily play wide receiver in Week 1 with a situational role at cornerback. This is welcome news for those who have been drafting him all offseason amidst the fear of a more even split.
The big winners here are fantasy managers who play in IDP leagues. Hunter will be able to be slotted in the defensive back slot while generating points as a wide receiver. This is a cheat code not seen since Taysom Hill of the Saints was slotted as a tight end yet being deployed as a quarterback. Also, those who believed in Travis Hunter as the WR1 in this rookie class are feeling an extra pep in their step.
The Jaguars are claiming that Hunter’s role will change on a weekly basis, but it is difficult to envision Trevor Lawrence and the collective offense not clamoring for Hunter to be used on offense. Fire up Travis Hunter everywhere in a juicy matchup against the Carolina Panthers.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
Travis Hunter has been making a strong impression at wide receiver during Jaguars training camp.
Number two overall pick Travis Hunter has been looking great at wide receiver during Jacksonville Jaguars training camp. There have been concerns about how Hunter’s playing time will be divvied up between defensive back and wide receiver so it’s great to hear that he’s turning heads on the offensive side of the ball.
The Jaguars’ wide receiver room is led by Brian Thomas Jr. but Hunter has high expectations to contribute early after Jacksonville traded so much capital to move up and draft him. Head Coach Liam Coen said “It was great.” when discussing being able to get Hunter reps on both sides of the ball during a recent scrimmage.
Hunter is currently going regularly in the fifth round of drafts and despite this praise from training camp don’t expect his ADP to shift much. He’s still competing with Thomas, Dyami Brown and Brenton Strange for targets while the playing time concerns linger.
Author: David Leonard (@RealDelcoDave)
Since June 29th, Travis Hunter has seen his ADP fall 5.6 spots on Underdog.
Travis Hunter’s ADP has fallen 5.6 spots in the last 10 days on Underdog. Hunter is going in the middle of round 5. There hasn’t been much change as it relates to Hunter, however players in his range have shifted, an example being the Dolphins’ Jaylen Waddle rising up draft boards post Jonnu Smith trade.
Hunter’s ADP is in the eye of the beholder. In one sense he is underpriced as he is thought to be the best wide receiver in this class by some while others see Hunter as being way overpriced due to his commitments to playing on the defensive side of the ball.
There is no denying that Hunter is a great athlete and can be physically dominant on the field. The questions as to his fantasy production will continue until clarity is provided on the field. Unfortunately, speculation can only solve so much and drafters will have to wait and see how the 2025 season plays out. In the meantime, expect his draft stock to ebb and flow in the round 5 range as drafters decide their risk tolerance.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
After just one season with the team, the Jaguars release wide receiver Gabriel Davis.
The Jacksonville Jaguars are making big changes to their offense. Those plans do not include wide receiver Gabriel Davis as he has been released. With head coach Liam Coen coming to town, a revival in fantasy goodness is expected with Trevor Lawrence at the helm.
The Jaguars made a bold move to support Lawrence’s ascendance by trading up to pick 2 in the NFL Draft in order to select the hybrid 2024 Heisman winner in Colorado’s Travis Hunter. Opposite of Brian Thomas Jr. the Jaguars are bound to improve significantly on offense.
As Ferris Bueller once said, “Life moves pretty fast.” With Gabriel Davis it is in the form of being released 1 year into his 3-year, $39 million contract. Look for Davis to sign a low risk 1-year deal with a wide receiver needy team. A Bills reunion immediately comes to mind.
Author: Jeremiah Retzlaff (@coachretzlaff1)
