Archive · 12 Nov 2025
Travis Hunter Undergoes Knee Surgery, Out for Season
A young football player named Travis Hunter, who plays for the Jacksonville Jaguars, got hurt.
He injured a ligament in his right knee called the LCL.
The doctors fixed it with surgery.
Sadly, this means he won't be able to play for the rest of this year's games.
But, the good news is that he should be all better and able to play again in about six months.
The team is hopeful for his quick return after he heals.
Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter will miss the rest of the season.
Hunter underwent surgery for a torn LCL in his right knee.
The surgery was successful with no additional damage to the knee.
He is expected to be sidelined for the remainder of the 2025 season.
Hunter is anticipated to return to full football activities within six months.
- Who
- Travis Hunter, WR/DB for the Jacksonville Jaguars
- What
- Underwent successful surgery to repair an isolated LCL tear in his right knee.
- When
- Earlier today (Tuesday)
- Where
- Right knee
- Why
- To repair an isolated lateral collateral ligament (LCL) injury.
- Player
- Travis Hunter
- Team
- Jacksonville Jaguars
- Position
- WR/DB
- Injury
- LCL tear in right knee
- Status
- Out for remainder of 2025 season
- Recovery Time
- Expected return to full activities within six months