The multi-year draft exchange between the Jacksonville Jaguars and Cleveland Browns concluded on Sunday, April 26, 2026, as the final assets from the 2025 Travis Hunter trade were officially utilized during the NFL draft.
The trade reached its resolution when the Cleveland Browns used the 24th overall pick in the 2026 draft to select wide receiver KC Concepcion, marking the final piece of a deal that originally allowed Jacksonville to secure the second overall pick in 2025.
As reported by Jaguars Wire, the Jaguars’ side of the deal yielded three players: versatile star Travis Hunter, running back Bhayshul Tuten, and safety Rayuan Lane. Hunter, the centerpiece of the trade, recorded 28 receptions for 298 yards and a touchdown while allowing only nine completions on defense before a knee injury shortened his rookie season.
Cleveland’s haul for moving down in the 2025 draft included defensive tackle Mason Graham at fifth overall, followed by running backs Quinshon Judkins and Dylan Sampson. The addition of Concepcion in 2026 completes a four-player draft class acquired through the transaction.
Summary of Final Trade AssetsTeamPlayer SelectedPick DetailJacksonvilleTravis HunterPick 2 (2025)JacksonvilleBhayshul TutenPick 104 (2025)JacksonvilleRayuan LanePick 200 (2025)ClevelandMason GrahamPick 5 (2025)ClevelandQuinshon JudkinsPick 36 (2025)ClevelandDylan SampsonPick 126 (2025)ClevelandKC ConcepcionPick 24 (2026)
Data from PFF indicates that Hunter limited opposing receivers to 10.7 yards per catch during his defensive snaps. Jaguars officials expect Hunter to assume a larger role at cornerback during the 2026 season while maintaining a presence in the offensive rotation.
According to Jaguars Wire, the long-term success of the trade remains dependent on Hunter’s future performance following his recovery. Tuten and Chris Rodriguez are expected to lead the Jacksonville backfield this season, while Lane is projected to compete for a higher position on the safety depth chart after excelling on special teams.
