Travis Hunter gets tattoo of wife, Leanna Lenne, across his chest

Hunter and Lenee even started their own YouTube channel in 2022, with the first post coming in October of that year. There, the couple share information about their relationship and their individual lives.

The 2024 Heisman Trophy winner was taken with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft by the Jaguars after spending the previous two seasons at Colorado. He starred on both side of the ball for the Buffaloes and finished with more than 1,000 yards receiving and 15 touchdowns on offense along with four interceptions and 11 passes defended on defense. 

Travis Hunter’s role in 2026 expected to be ‘swithced’

His first season in the NFL was barred short by injuries, as he played in just seven games. In that span, Hunter hauled in 28 receptions for 298 yards and one touchdown. On defense, Hunter made 15 tackles and three pass deflections.

“Feel bad for the guy, for the kid, for our team, for everything, but he’s in good spirits right now. Minor setback for a major comeback. That’s just the way it’s got to be,” Jaguars head coach Liam Coen said in October, following Hunter’s season-ending knee surgery. “It is definitely not ideal timing.

“Not that any injuries are ever ideal timing, but got to believe the makeup, his general attitude towards life and how he handles dealing with specific situations—I have a lot of belief in Travis as a person, as a competitor, to come back better than ever.”

Heading into his second season, NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reported the Jaguars are set to switch up Hunter’s role for 2026. It appears that he’ll focus on one side of the ball a little bit more.

“They’re coming off a magical season, and they think 2026 can be even better, because they get their unicorn back,” Wolfe said on NFL Network. “Travis Hunter is expected to be 100%, full-go, by Week 1. He had surgery on the LCL in his knee. He will play both sides again in 2026. The big change may come in the usage, from what I understand, they plan to play him as a full-time cornerback, a part-time receiver, which is a switch from last year, when he played more than double of his snaps at receiver than cornerback.”