Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence Talks about Chemistry with Travis Hunter
While the Jaguars' second-ranked overall draft pick won't play in their final preseason game, quarterback Trevor Lawrence details how Hunter adapts to his offense this season.
Travis Hunter wanted to be a two-way player on the court, but an injury resulted in a one-way trip to the sideline.
With the regular season approaching, the Jacksonville Jaguars rookie is battling upper body problems, but is not particularly worried at the moment.
Head coach Liam Coen has previously said Hunter was detained for preventive reasons ahead of Jacksonville's second week preseason game against the New Orleans Saints.
Hunter missed practice before that game and is now ready to play the Miami Dolphins preseason. No one will give an alarm, but Hunter's vision of becoming a two-way professional makes these issues more concentrated.
Here's the latest information about Hunter:
Travis Hunter damage update
Hunter continues to deal with upper body injuries, but it is not clear what the problem is.
Cohen is still not worried about Hunter's absence, telling reporters that he focused on finishing the second pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and prepared for the regular season kickoff.
“The next few weeks are smart,” Cohen said after a joint practice with the Dolphins on Thursday, August 21. [in Week 1]. This is the mind now. We are heading in the right direction. ”
The coach added that if the hunter needs his identity, he is healthy enough to play.
Jacksonville continues to take a cautious approach with the rookies, with the rookie returning to practice as a limited capacity earlier this week.
He will be excluded from the Jaguars' final preseason game, but seems confident in his supply for Week 1.