Overview
- General manager James Gladstone said Travis Hunter will take part on a limited basis in the voluntary offseason program with a goal of full clearance for training camp.
- Hunter is rehabbing from season-ending LCL surgery that cut his rookie year short after seven games and led to a stint on injured reserve.
- The rookie saw snaps at wide receiver and cornerback, continuing his two-way role from college that some fans blamed for his injury, according to Larry Brown Sports.
- He was the No. 2 pick in 2025 and logged 28 catches for 298 yards and one touchdown, plus 15 tackles and three pass deflections before the injury.
- The timeline sets a checkpoint for medical clearance at camp, when coaches can assess workload plans, including how much he plays on offense versus defense.