Travis Hunter won’t be on the field for the Jaguars’ preseason finale on Saturday. The wide receiver/cornerback is dealing with an upper body injury he sustained during a scrimmage last week, but Jacksonville is still holding out hope that the rookie can play in its season opener.

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As Travis Hunter continues to deal with an upper body injury, the Jaguars decided to sit him out for the team's final preseason game of the year on Saturday vs. the Dolphins. Jacksonville coach Liam Coen told reporters the decision was based on wanting Hunter to remain healthy for the regular season.

The Jaguars' Travis Hunter was held out of Thursday's joint practice with the Dolphins because of an upper-body injury, and the No. 2 draft pick isn't going to play in the Jaguars' preseason finale Saturday night,