The Jacksonville Jaguars have successfully signed their entire 2025 NFL draft class, including standout Travis Hunter, a cornerback/wide receiver hybrid, to a lucrative contract worth $46.649 million over four years, fully guaranteed and payable upfront. This arrangement is rare for non-quarterbacks, emphasizing Hunter's unique position in the team's strategy. Other signings include third-round picks Caleb Ransaw and Wyatt Milum, along with fourth-round selections Bhayshul Tuten and Jack Kiser, bringing the total to nine rookies under contract.

The rookie wage scale, which dictates contract values based on draft position, minimizes negotiation room but allows for guaranteed amounts, particularly for top picks. Hunter's contract features a player option for a fifth season, standard in league contracts for first-round selections. This strategic move positions the Jaguars favorably ahead of training camp, showcasing their commitment to developing young talent.