A preseason upper-body injury appears to have only been a speed bump for Travis Hunter, this year's No. 2 overall pick and last year's Heisman Trophy winner.

Jacksonville Jaguars general manager James Gladstone says two-way star Travis Hunter is “rolling full speed” after missing the final two games of the preseason with an upper-body injury.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are trimming down the team's roster, but many of the players could re-join the franchise as practice squad players.

Sometimes the NFL feels like a giant game of musical chairs, except instead of kids scrambling for seats, it is grown men in shoulder pads scrambling for roster spots.

How the Jacksonville Jaguars final 53-player roster breaks down by experience, draft picks, undrafted players, college conference and home state.

The Jacksonville Jaguars won't have to face suspended wide receiver Rashee Rice when they play the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 5.

Travis Hunter will be on the field when the Jacksonville Jaguars take on the Carolina Panthers in their season opener on Sept. 7.

Bio: A second-round pick in 2003, Mathis became the most accomplished cornerback in franchise history. He earned Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors in 2006 by hauling in a career-high 8 interceptions. Mathis played 10 seasons in Jacksonville, starting 129 games, and still holds team records for interceptions, passes defensed, and defensive touchdowns.

In the event that Ekwonu is not able to play, veteran Yosh Nijman would likely fill in at left tackle, reprising his role as the Panthers' top backup at the position. Nijman, who has 25 career starts, made three starts in 2024 in place of an injured Taylor Moton.