Jaguars' Travis Hunter Placed on IR

The Jacksonville Jaguars placed rookie two‑way player Travis Hunter (No. 2 overall pick) on injured reserve after a non‑contact knee injury in practice; he will miss at least the next four games while the team assesses his recovery. Hunter has been used on both offense and defense this season, totaling 28 receptions for 298 yards and one receiving touchdown, plus 15 tackles and three pass breakups, and suffered the injury after his season‑best outing in London (eight catches for 101 yards and a TD). Coach Liam Coen called the injury a “minor setback” and expressed confidence in Hunter’s recovery, but the Jaguars will rely on young receivers like Brian Thomas Jr. and a next‑man‑up approach. The injury renews debate among fans and analysts about whether Hunter can sustain a two‑way NFL role long term. Separately, the NFL trade‑deadline picture shifted when the Miami Dolphins parted ways with general manager Chris Grier, though reports say head coach Mike McDaniel will remain through at least the end of the season.