Travis Hunter, known for playing as both a receiver and cornerback during his college career at Jackson State and Colorado, aims to transition into a full-time two-way player in the NFL. Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has shown interest in how Hunter will be utilized by the team that drafts him, acknowledging the challenges of excelling in both offensive and defensive roles simultaneously.
Harbaugh commended Hunter's abilities but raised concerns about the feasibility of mastering both positions due to time constraints. While suggesting that a two-way player could focus primarily on one side of the ball with occasional plays on the other, Harbaugh emphasized the need for proper strategy in utilizing Hunter effectively at the professional level.
Despite the Ravens having the 27th pick in the 2025 NFL draft, Harbaugh acknowledges that Hunter is likely to be selected early, with speculations linking him to the Cleveland Browns at the No. 2 spot. Harbaugh anticipates facing Hunter on the field and is keen on observing his progress while strategizing ways to counter his impact during games.