Former Florida State Quarterback Jordan Travis Shows Remarkable Progress in Knee Rehabilitation
Thursday brought heartening news for fans of Florida State football as former Heisman-caliber quarterback Jordan Travis showcased his progress in recovering from a devastating leg injury. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport shared a video capturing Travis, who suffered a severe season-ending injury late in the 2023 season, engaging in a workout session in preparation for the upcoming NFL draft.
In the video, Travis is depicted pulling a sled in an indoor gym, notably without braces or sleeves on his surgically repaired leg. NFL Draft Buzz reports that despite the setback, the mobile pocket passer is still regarded as a fifth-round draft pick.
Former Florida State Football QB Jordan Travis: Impressive Recovery from Knee Injury
A recent video surfaced featuring former Seminoles quarterback Jordan Travis as he diligently prepares for the 2024 NFL draft. Travis endured a significant left leg injury during a game against North Alabama last November, necessitating the use of an air cast. Despite the setback, he concluded the season with impressive stats, amassing 2,734 passing yards and 20 touchdowns with a mere two interceptions, in addition to seven rushing touchdowns.
Florida St QB and draft prospect Jordan Travis, whose season ended with an ankle injury, was told by doctors during a recent checkup that he should be fully cleared by April, according to his agent @djackson_legacy. In time for spring work.
Here is a video of him training: pic.twitter.com/xSi73rtGyE
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) March 7, 2024
Travis initially started his collegiate career with the Louisville Cardinals in 2018 before transferring to Florida State in 2019. After biding his time behind James Blackman during his first season with the Seminoles, Travis gradually asserted himself, eventually delivering standout performances in 2022 and 2023 before his unfortunate injury.
Florida State Football: Quarterback Situation for the 2024 Season
With Jordan Travis departing from the program, the Florida State Seminoles are expected to turn to Oregon State transfer and former five-star recruit DJ Uiagalelei, alongside the returning Brock Glenn, to lead the quarterback room. Uiagalelei showcased his prowess with Oregon State in 2023, tallying 2,638 passing yards and 21 touchdowns, following a notable stint with the Clemson Tigers. Meanwhile, Glenn, despite encountering challenges last season, will aim to contribute positively to the team’s performance in the upcoming season.
