Jacksonville Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter was held out of team periods for the second day in a row in training camp on Aug. 19 at the Miller Electric Center.
Hunter was held out on Aug. 15 due to what coach Liam Coen described at the time as an "upper body" injury, and also didn't play against New Orleans on Aug. 17.
It's the first extended time that Hunter, the Jaguars' first-round draft pick who will play wide receiver and cornerback, has been limited in practice.
What did Travis Hunter do in camp?
Hunter was suited up and participated in defensive back drills. He also jumped in on defense for a few plays when the team went through Coen's "assignment and alignment" periods in which the play is called, the ball is snapped but it's whistled dead immediately after.
When the team went to full periods, Hunter went to the side and worked on defensive drops and footwork with Tyson Campbell , who also remains limited. Later in the practice, Hunter watched from the offensive side.
What are Travis Hunter's total snaps in training camp practices?
(Snaps in 7-on-7 and 11-on-11 team periods)
Offense: He has 188 snaps on offense in team periods, with 39 targets and 27 receptions.
Defense: Hunter has 176 snaps on defense in team periods, with 14 targets, allowing six catches. He has broken up five passes and has two tackles in padded practices.
What are Travis Hunter's total snaps in preseason games?
Offense: Hunter had 10 snaps against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Aug. 9, with two receptions for 9 yards.
Defense: Hunter had eight snaps against the Steeplers, with no stats. His coverage on the left side of the field on one play led to a sack by Dawuane Smoot .
This article originally appeared on Florida Times-Union: Travis Hunter Tracker: Jacksonville Jaguars rookie's light day in return

