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Article10 Observations from Day 4 of Jaguars Training Camp
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The top defensive play of camp so far was Travis Hunter's interception and it is not particularly close. On a Nick Mullens throw intended for tight end Quintin Morris, Travis Hunter diagnosed the route, closed at full speed, and came away with an interception. Later in practice, Trevor Lawrence found him on a 40-yard deep ball that showcased his elite ball skills. Hunter went up and climbed the ladder over cornerback Preston Hodge, his former Colorado teammate, to bring the ball in with impressive concentration.
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Hunter dominates Day 4 with interception and 40-yard TD catch; elite two-way.

Hunter made two of the top three plays of Day 4 on opposite sides of the ball. On defense, he recorded the top defensive play of camp so far—an interception on a Nick Mullens throw intended for tight end Quintin Morris. Hunter diagnosed the route, closed at full speed, and came away with the ball after jumping over the outside shoulder of Morris and returning it to the opposing 20-yard line. Josh Hines-Allen notes this was the kind of play that reinforces why the organization is committed to his cornerback role in 2026. On offense, Trevor Lawrence found him on a 40-yard deep ball where Hunter went up and climbed the ladder over cornerback Preston Hodge to bring the ball in with impressive concentration.

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