Jaguars trade up in NFL draft to land 2-way star Travis Hunter
- The Jacksonville Jaguars selected Heisman winner Travis Hunter second overall in the NFL draft on April 24, 2025, in Green Bay.
- Jacksonville traded up three spots from pick five with the Cleveland Browns to acquire the second overall selection.
- The team gave up four draft picks for the package, including a 2026 first-round selection.
- Playing both offense and defense for Colorado, Hunter recorded 96 catches and four interceptions last season.
- This trade represents the largest draft day move in franchise history, signaling a new era for team leadership.
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"Belief in Ourselves, Belief in Others, Belief in Achieving What Many May Deem Impossible", It Sure as Hell Sounds Like Jacksonville is Going to Let Travis Hunter Play Both Ways
I know Jacksonville Jaguars' brand new child GM James Gladstone was practicing that poetic waxing in the mirror from the moment he had the idea to mortgage his team's future for a chance to challenge ...
Jaguars GM delivers fiery speech about Travis Hunter
Jacksonville Jaguars new general manager James Gladstone wasn’t afraid to make headlines in his first NFL Draft as an NFL GM, trading up with the Cleveland Browns to select dual-threat prospect Travis Hunter with the No. 2 overall pick. And on Friday, Gladstone couldn’t have been more excited to introduce Hunter to the Jaguars fanbase. One major storyline entering the 2025 NFL Draft was whether whatever team that ultimately ended up selecting Hu…
Jaguars Executive Makes Bold Statement About Travis Hunter
(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images) The Jacksonville Jaguars stole the show at the 2025 NFL Draft, trading with the Cleveland Browns to move up and select Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter at No. 2 overall. It was an extremely bold move for a franchise that needed to do something to inspire its fan base, and one executive also made a bold statement when discussing the selection. This was the first draft pick under a new regime led by Tony B…
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