Jacksonville Jaguars Insider Podcast: 3 Best Offseason Performers

In today's episode of the Jacksonville Jaguars Insider Podcast, we detail the three players who had the best offseason.

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Dyami Brown (5) catches a pass during the second mandatory minicamp at Miller Electric Center Wednesday, June 11, 2025 in Jacksonville, Fla. / Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

In today's episode of the Jacksonville Jaguars Insider Podcast, we look at the players who had the best offseason.

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Jaguars star rookie Travis Hunter spoke after rookie minicamp. Here is a partial transcript below.

Q: On graduating from college?

Hunter: “It was a blessing to be the first person in my family to walk across the stage. I was thinking of getting back to work and coming back and playing football.”

Q: On his Jacksonville Jaguars pajama pants at his graduation?

Hunter: “That’s the first thing I ordered off of Amazon when I got drafted.”

Q: On when he ordered the pants?

Hunter: That night.”

Q: On what the last two days have been like for him?

Hunter: “It’s been a blessing to come out here with the guys, with the rookies. Come out here and work every day and try and get better.”

Q: On if it has hit him that he is in the NFL?

Hunter: “It definitely feels real. Coming out here for this scenery, it’s pretty. It’s hot, it’s what I remember being a little kid out here playing. I love it.”

Q: On getting more integrated into the defense next week?

Hunter: “I’ve been already getting integrated into the defense. I’ve been doing offense and defense.  These past two days, I just came out here and did offense.”

Q: On the fans being at practice today?

Hunter: It’s been a blessing having the fans come check us out. Check out the whole team and the rookies. It’s been a blessing.”

Q: On if it has been different at this level to learn two playbooks?

Hunter: “Not so much different. You just have to get used to it. A lot of different types of calls, but other than that, the defense is pretty easy. You just have to get used to the offense.”

Q: On what makes the offense a challenge to learn)?

Hunter: Just longer calls and concepts are different.”

Q: On why it was important to him to make sure he was doing his reps correctly?

Hunter: “The organization expects a lot out of me. They expect me to come out here and play right away. I’m going to do whatever it takes for me to play right away.”

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