At his first few days of minicamp with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Travis Hunter has been seen dancing before plays and laughing with his new teammates as he gets his first taste of offensive and defensive NFL football.

Jacksonville Jaguars Hold Breath After Brian Thomas Jr Injury Scare originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Preseason injuries can impact an NFL team’s prospects as much as a key free agent signing, a new head coach, or a talented draft pick.

The Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns pulled off a blockbuster trade at the 2025 NFL Draft, which reshaped the top of the draft order and shifted the landing spot for former Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter.

“Jaguars WR Brian Thomas Jr. was down on the ground after landing hand after a pass play that was broken up by Tyson Campbell,” ESPN’s Michael DiRocco tweeted on X. “He’s heading off the field and going inside.” (we think he meant “landed hard,” not “landed hand).

Every coach and player on the Jacksonville Jaguars held their breath at mandatory minicamp on Wednesday. Although the 2024 season was one to forget for the Jaguars, wide receiver Brian Thomas shined as a rookie.

A new regime now enters Jacksonville, as does a completely remodeled offensive line and secondary. Admittedly, some of this is simply bad luck as turnovers are partially a luck-based statistic; however, the Jaguars have to set themselves up for success in 2025. They can’t make their own lives harder.

The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Caleb Ransaw in the third round of this year's NFL Draft to help bolster their defensive backfield. The unit needed additional