Travis Hunter, other Jacksonville Jaguars get some reps in during trip to Bahamas
Brown's video features Trevor Lawrence, Travis Hunter, Brian Thomas Jr., Brenton Strange and even kicker Cam Little as the Jaguars take a team trip together for work and play.
Lawrence talked about building familiarity with new receivers before the team dismissed for summer break. This will certainly go a long way towards that bond they are building.
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The video focuses heavily on the wide receiving trio of Brown, Thomas and Hunter, with the three joking throughout the video in between reps with Lawrence.
It also features a funny handshake between Lawrence and Hunter.
Watch Dyami Brown's YouTube video showing the team trip to the Bahamas
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