Hunter, a two-way player, entered the draft nearly at the top of draft boards because of his ability to play both sides of the ball at the highest level. The former Colorado Buffaloes standout was selected seven picks ahead of the first true wide receiver, Tetairoa McMillan, who went to the Carolina Panthers.

Several incoming NFL rookies including Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders and Jacksonville Jaguars two-way standout Travis Hunter were photographed wearing the uniforms of their respective teams on Saturday.

Jaguars rookie star Travis Hunter has spoken to Browns' Shedeur Sanders, and the former Colorado stars know it is time to get to work to make their mark on the NFL.

When Travis Hunter was drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars 2nd overall in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, the football world instantly asked one question: Can he actually play both ways in the NFL? One man with the credentials to answer—8-time Pro Bowler Patrick Peterson—just did.

Travis Hunter is a talented prospect with lots of potential, but with question marks surrounding what exactly his ceiling is.

The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Travis Hunter with the No. 2 overall pick because of his overall athletic ability.

It hasn't taken the Jaguars long to be impressed by rookie WR/CB Travis Hunter. Here's what the team's EVP had to say about the team's newest star.

Travis Hunter said it was just a "regular interaction" with a woman who had sung praises after they sat next to each other on a flight last week. Hunter treated her like his own.