According to Wolfe, a Jaguars coach told him that: “When we interviewed Travis Hunter, we knew right away he was a culture builder on and off the field. And so that is the element, the energy, they’re going to want to see from him the first weekend for him of rookie minicamp.”

The Jaguars announced on Wednesday they have released Davis. The move comes one year after they signed him to a three-year, $39 million contract in free agency. Per ESPN's Michael DiRocco, the Jaguars will take on a $20.3 million dead-cap charge for the 2025 season by releasing Davis.

Jacksonville veteran gives insight into how the team will unleash Colorado’s two-way phenom at the next level.