Travis Hunter, the Heisman Trophy-winning star from Colorado Buffaloes, excelled as a two-way player in college football and aims to continue this in the NFL. Hunter is determined to play on both offense and defense once he enters the league, a stance he has communicated clearly to all NFL teams, as reported by Garrett Podell.
Hunter's resolve to be a dual-threat player has been met with acceptance by NFL teams, as none have raised objections. In a recent statement to CBS Sports, Hunter emphasized his passion for the game, expressing that he would rather quit football entirely than choose between being a wide receiver or cornerback. The For The Win mock draft places Hunter as the potential No. 2 pick by the Cleveland Browns, highlighting the high expectations surrounding his versatile skill set.
While the decision on Hunter's positional role will ultimately rest with the team that drafts him, his unwavering preference for playing on both offense and defense is unequivocal. The question remains whether he can replicate his exceptional performance on both sides of the field at the professional level, underscoring the intrigue surrounding his NFL transition.