What happened: Hunter trained with strength and conditioning staff while knee rehabilitation kept him out of on-field offseason work. He has since returned to training camp.
Why it matters: The added strength could support Hunter's planned workload on offense and defense. His snap allocation remains central to managing that two-way role.
By the numbers: Hunter reached a personal-best 22.6 mph after rehabilitation.
What to watch: Watch how his offensive and defensive snaps are divided during the preseason.