Travis Hunter's Rehab Progress: Jaguars' Cornerback Star

0:00It's March 30th. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. Jack Seville Jaguar star Travis Hunter is making killer progress in his rehab from right knee surgery back on November 11th. Coach Liam Cohen says the quarterback and receiver is very well ahead of schedule after tearing his lateral collateral ligament in practice on October 30th, which sideline him for the rest of the season. Another guy drafted second overall last April, with the Jags trading a hefty package including this year's first round pick to the Cleveland Browns. In just seven games, he hauled in 28 catches for 298 yards and won touchdown on offense while logging 15 tackles. And three pass breakups on defense. The team sees him fitting best at cornerback moving forward, even after resigning Buster Brown, and they let Greg Newsom walk to the New York Giants on a one-year deal. General manager James Gladstone made it clear last season that roster needs will shape

1:00Hunter's role. Cohen isn't certain if Hunter will be clear for organized team activities, or mandatory mini-camp in May and June, but they might tweak his practice, reps by moving him back and forth between offense and defense more fluidly during the day. Sounds like Hunter's on track to light it up again soon, keeping Jaguar fans hyped for what's next.