The Jacksonville Jaguars plan to use Travis Hunter on both sides of the ball as a rookie, and the team is already rotating him between offense and defense in offseason team activities.

Jacksonville Jaguars coach Liam Coen confirmed Tuesday first-round pick Travis Hunter played snaps at cornerback during OTAs, confirming what the former Colorado standout wanted to do in the NFL — star on both sides of the football.

Against the many warnings of fans, Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter went ahead and tied the knot with his partner Leanna Lenee on Memorial Day

Jacksonville Jaguars see Travis Hunter as a once-in-a-generation talent, a potential franchise cornerstone with the athletic versatility and charisma to transform their team's iden

On the latest episode of 'The Hunt,' Jaguars' James Gladstone and Tony Boselli recalled what the process was like to trade up for Travis Hunter.

Hunter will presumably be somewhere in between those figures. Over the Cap has put together a contract projection, with Hunter earning $46.65 million over four years, which includes a signing bonus of $30.56 million. Like all the other contracts for first-round picks, this will be fully guaranteed as well.

Picking Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the 2025 NFL draft has at least been a commercial success so far for the Cleveland Browns.

Colorado Buffaloes cornerback DJ McKinney was named to the 42-member watch list for the 2025 Lott IMPACT Trophy, an annual award given to college