Jackson Travis
CLR
LB (RB)
Possession Builder
Feb 23, 2004 (22)
Left
5'8"
150 lb
Colorado RapidsOn bench against Columbus
Travis (ankle) is back on the bench for Saturday's match against Columbus Crew.
Analysis: Travis hasn't played since May 23, and he wasn't in top form even before the issue, so it's likely he'll make a gradual comeback until he regains momentum. Still, his inclusion among the substitutes adds an option to replace Miguel Navarro and Noah Cobb in the full-back positions if required in future fixtures.
Remains out due to ankle injury
Travis (ankle) is out for Saturday's game against Austin FC.
Analysis: Travis won't be an option for Colorado once again due to an ongoing ankle injury. The full-back has started in all but two of his 13 league outings in 2026, but he hasn't been much of a fantasy contributor for the Rapids. Through his 13 contests, he's tallied four chances created, 16 interceptions, 13 clearances and 16 crosses.
Sidelined once again
Travis (ankle) is out for Saturday's game against St. Louis City SC, according to the MLS Injury Report.
Analysis: Travis hasn't played for Colorado since the break, and it's unclear just how long he'll remain sidelined due to the injury. The defender has started reguarly as a left-back this season, and if he's out, Miguel Navarro could be his replacement.
Dealing with ankle injury
Travis (ankle) is sidelined ahead of Wednesday's meeting with San Diego, per the MLS Player Status Report.
Analysis: Travis has been contributing as a wide defensive asset throughout the season, and his ankle injury rounds out a week 17 report that features six total absences and suspensions across the squad. Another player will fill his role in the back line, and with Miguel Navarro suspended, finding a solid replacement may be a huge issue for the squad. Ankle injuries vary in severity and a return timeline will depend on the full medical picture.
Bench option Saturday
Travis (leg) is on the bench for Saturday's match against St. Louis City.
Analysis: Travis has regained health and could feature on either flank of his team's back four, leaving Miguel Navarro and perhaps Kosi Thompson at risk of losing their spots in the future. While he previously struggled with disciplinary weakness, Travis holds some playmaking potential, having delivered an assist in eight starts this year.
Questionable again
Travis is questionable for Saturday's match against St. Louis due to a leg injury.
Analysis: Travis' questionable status makes him unlikely to see significant minutes in the short term just after returning from an ankle problem in last weekend's clash against Houston. If he can't go, Colorado may continue to rely on Miguel Navarro on the left flank. Travis remains with 16 crosses, four chances created and one assist over nine games played (eight starts) this year.
Substitute option against Dynamo
Travis (ankle) is on the bench for Saturday's encounter with Houston Dynamo.
Analysis: Travis might be limited to a backup role before taking a starting spot from Miguel Navarro. The young defender could be a consistent source of ball recovery stats if he eventually gets increased time on the field, with his main downside coming from potential disciplinary issues.
Forced off in midweek game
Travis abandoned Wednesday's 0-0 draw with Los Angeles FC after picking up an apparent ankle issue.
Analysis: Travis had to leave his place on the field to Miguel Navarro after suffering a knock. This issue makes the defender questionable while the exact severity of the issue remains unclear. He has started in each of the seven MLS games he has been available for this year, but his potential injury would likely lead to Navarro taking his place in future fixtures.
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