Titans Receiver Justin Hunter Leaving Legal Questions to Attorney

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) – Titans wide receiver Justin Hunter says he’s focusing only on football during training camp, referring questions about his arrest for a fight to his attorney.

Hunter spoke Friday for the first time since turning himself in July 20, and he says he’s not thinking about how that arrest might affect his future in Tennessee.

Prosecutors say Hunter interrupted a conversation at a Virginia bar in an oceanfront tourist area July 3, exchanged words and punched the man twice in the face. After the bar was cleared, a prosecutor said Hunter "sucker punched" the man again outside. The man was left with a broken jaw.

Hunter says he feels he has to work harder because this is his third year in the NFL and he has a lot to prove.

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