Footage Leaks Of Jacked Travis Hunter Running Full Speed At Jags Training Camp — You Won’t Believe What He Clocked In At [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Travis Hunter just starred in a training clip that has Jaguars fans buzzing across social media. The second-year star hits 22.6 miles per hour during a full sprint and looks stronger than ever after his injury layoff. A coach tries to keep up beside him but cannot match the pure speed on display. Hunter finishes the run smiling wide and immediately shows the Catapult tablet with the exact number for the camera.
The short video comes straight from the official Jaguars YouTube channel and already has thousands of views. Fans who watched his rookie season notice the difference right away in both size and explosion. The added muscle from months in the weight room has not cost him any of that elite top-end gear. Jacksonville now has a very different-looking athlete ready for Year 2.
Travis Hunter Hits Insane Speed In New Training Footage
Hunter wears a black Catapult tracking top and black shorts as he explodes down the indoor field. His form stays clean and powerful while the GPS device records the peak speed of 22.6 mph. He then turns toward the camera with a big grin and holds up the tablet so everyone can see the reading. One coach runs alongside him in a teal Jaguars shirt but falls behind quickly.
The clip lasts just over ten seconds yet delivers a clear message about his recovery. The added muscle shows clearly in his chest, shoulders and arms as he accelerates. This speed comes right after reports of his physical change over the offseason.
Travis Hunter running 22.6 mph 🤯
He’s BACK!
Via @Jaguars YT pic.twitter.com/u7kcDKmDOc
— Hugh Hendrixx (@JagsRealist) July 22, 2026
Travis Hunter Looks Ready After Knee Injury Recovery
Hunter tore his LCL in practice last October and missed the rest of his rookie year. He used the downtime to live in the weight room and completely rebuild his body. The new muscle mass appears clear in the latest sprint video and has coaches excited. Jaguars staff have already praised the upper-body strength he added during rehab.
The team plans to use him primarily as a starting cornerback this season while still giving him snaps at receiver. That dual role demands both elite speed and physicality on every play. The 22.6 mph reading proves the speed remains top-tier even with the extra weight on his frame. Fans who worried about his thinner build last year now see a much more durable player.
Travis Hunter enters Year 2 looking like a completely different athlete. The combination of top-end speed and new muscle has Jacksonville fired up for the season ahead. Training camp cannot come soon enough after this highlight.
