It seems like Travis Hunter’s wife, Leanna Lenee, is taking advantage of the NFL offseason to work on herself. On Wednesday, she jumped on her Instagram story to show fans a snippet of her training routine. The image shows her at what seems like her house’s gym in training clothes.
In the image, she highlighted the need be consistent with morning training, by adding the following comment:
“Never miss an AM workout ☀️”
Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee welcomed their first son to the world in August 2025. The couple has been incredibly private about their son’s birth and identity, with his name not being publicly known.
They retroactively announced their son’s birth in late August, with a short YouTube video that showed their journey to parenthood. At the time, no one was the wiser about the situation.
Jacksonville Jaguars Expect Travis Hunter to be a Two-Way Starter in 2026
To some, the fact that Travis Hunter’s rookie season ended with an injury is proof that playing as a two-way starter is too taxing in the NFL. Regardless of those who hold said opinion, the Jaguars plan to press on with the plan of the Heisman Trophy winner being the first mainstream two-way starter in the NFL.
General manager James Gladstone said as much in the closing season press conference earlier this month:
“We still expect him to play on both sides of the ball,” Gladstone said earlier this month. “… The steps that he was taking by the midpoint of the season really made us feel good about what the back half of the year was going to be on both sides of the ball and what that impact was going to look like being a feature point on offense and an impact player on defense.
“It [the injury] was just disappointing timing but nonetheless feel good about where we are heading into this offseason and what next year should hold.”
It remains to be seen if this is possible in the long term, but for the time being, it seems Travis Hunter has the support of his team’s front office to achieve this. Despite his injury, he managed to record 298 receiving yards with one touchdown in 28 receptions this past season. In defense, he had 15 total tackles (11 solo, four assists). He also had three passes defended.
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