The father of NFL rookie Travis Hunter got some bad news this week. A Florida state judge on Tuesday denied Hunter Sr.’s request to modify his criminal sentence, saying it would look like “special treatment” if he allowed it simply because the father’s circumstances changed since his son was picked No. 2 overall in the NFL draft last month.

A Florida judge has denied a motion by Travis Hunter Sr., father of NFL rookie and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter Jr., to ease restrictions on his community control supervision, according to a report by Yahoo Sports' Jason Owens.

A Florida judge has denied Travis Hunter Sr.’s request to modify his criminal sentence, despite his son’s recent success in the NFL. Hunter Sr., father of Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter Jr., sought to convert his remaining community control supervision—a form of house arrest—into standard probation.

A West Palm Beach circuit judge denied a request to modify conditions of Hunter Sr's community control which would have allowed him to assist his son, Travis Jr.

A Florida judge denied a bid by Travis Hunter's father to modify the father's criminal sentence but did allow him to travel to the NFL rookie's wedding in Tennessee.

Four-time All-Pro and San Francisco 49ers great Fred Warner should be a name that the committee handling the US Olympic flag football team calls. He has been one of the NFL’s premier linebackers for the last half-decade and has the physical makeup and high football IQ that make him a perfect fit for flag football.

Travis Hunter was the second overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft and will assume a prominent role in the Jacksonville Jaguars' offense.

Jaguars rookie star Travis Hunter has spoken to Browns' Shedeur Sanders, and the former Colorado stars know it is time to get to work to make their mark on the NFL.

The Jacksonville Jaguars' first-round pick went after the No. 1 overall selection during the NFLPA Rookie Premiere

Travis Hunter is a talented prospect with lots of potential, but with question marks surrounding what exactly his ceiling is.

Hunter, a two-way player, entered the draft nearly at the top of draft boards because of his ability to play both sides of the ball at the highest level. The former Colorado Buffaloes standout was selected seven picks ahead of the first true wide receiver, Tetairoa McMillan, who went to the Carolina Panthers.