The Jacksonville Jaguars have been extremely lucky that their first-round draft pick has been out practicing at OTAs and now mandatory minicamps. Travis Hunter has been so active at the team’s workouts that I think many people have forgotten an important note: he’s still not signed.

Jacksonville Jaguars Head Coach Liam Coen, in his first mandatory minicamp, highlights the differences between OTAs and minicamps.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter finished minicap playing offense and defense, a possible sign of things to come.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are opening the second of their three mandatory minicamps to fans next week on June 11 at the Miller Electric Center. Admission is free but fans must register by visiting jaguars.com/events/minicamp. There is a maximum of two tickets each per each registrant.

The majority of Hunter's playing time on the practice field has come at wide receiver, which was the plan that Liam Coen and James Gladstone laid out following the NFL draft. But since arriving in Jacksonville, Hunter has been learning the defensive playbook, terminology, and in the meeting rooms.

It's exciting to see the NFL's stars back on the field this week for minicamps around the league. Football is just around the corner. But as is the case with an

After Wednesday's minicamp practice, Jaguars' Travis Hunter discussed working with Brian Thomas Jr: "He helped me out a lot."