Travis Hunter shines on Day 4 of Jacksonville Jaguars training camp

Jacksonville, Fla. – On the fourth day of training camp, the Jacksonville Jaguars saw a standout performance from second-year player Travis Hunter, who recorded a long reception from quarterback Trevor Lawrence and later intercepted a pass before making a contested 40-yard catch on offense. The plays marked the most impactful moments of the practice, according to observers.

Hunter has been rotating between cornerback and wide receiver duties throughout camp, but Sunday’s drills featured his first interception of the week and a second major offensive catch, prompting coaches to label him the "player of the day."

Running back Chris Rodriguez Jr., the team’s top free-agent addition, received limited team-drill reps but was given two carries, one from Nick Mullens and another from Lawrence. Offensive coordinator Grant Udinski said Rodriguez adds balance to the run game, noting his ability to turn short gains into longer runs.

Wide receiver Parker Washington continued to be a frequent target for Lawrence, catching multiple passes and finishing the session with a touchdown reception.

On defense, second-year defensive end B.J. Green delivered consistent pressure, recording a sack-like play on Lawrence and several tackles, reinforcing his push for a larger role in the pass-rush rotation.

Other notable moments included a touchdown catch by rookie Quintin Morris and solid performances by veterans Arik Armstead and Yasir Abdullah in the pass rush.