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A top prospect of NFL -a Travis Hunter He clarified his intentions for his initial season – intends to play only for a team that would use it on both sides of the ball. While some NFL coaches expressed reservations because of a two-way star at a professional level, one coach seems to believe that this is possible.
Talking to the media on Wednesday, Cleveland Browns Chief coach Kevin Stefanski said he talked to the former colorado star about these problems. He said that on the basis of their conversation, he believed that Hunter was “equipped to work both.”
Cornerback Travis Hunter of Colorado Buffaloes hit the Heisman pose after being on the UCF Knights on FBC Hypothecarine Stadium on September 28, 2024 during the match. (Don Juan Moore/Getty Images)
“You know, I remember talking to him about it:” There are only so many hours in the day, so you will have to meet with that coach or that coach, “and he commented that he was a fisherman. He gets up at 5am, so this is not a problem in terms of maximizing his day.”
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Stefan added that Hunter “is someone who is uniquely equipped for both.”
Hunter predicts that Browns would choose with the total number 2 choice, and that move would make a sense of winner Heisman Trophy on the basis of Stefan’s remarks.
Hunter recently said he would rather leave football completely than be stuck in just one position.
“Never play football again,” he said CBS Sports. “Since I’ve done it all my life and I like to be on the football field. I feel like I could dominate each side of the ball, so I really enjoy it.”
Broad receiver Colorado Buffaloes Travis Hunter before the game against Baylor Bears on Fols Field on September 21, 2024. (Christopher Hanewinckel-Hagn Pictures)
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Some Nfl The coaches questioned the reality of that outcome.
“It will be interesting to see how they do it, wherever you go. But to say that you will be completely immersed in everything you need to know about the insult and everything you need (know) defense, I do not know if there is enough hours in the day that the player can do it and that he was locked last week.
“You could surely do it, I would think, on the one hand the ball and then have some kind of package on the other side of the ball, which I suppose the team will do it, wherever it goes.”
Defense back in Colorado Travis Hunter during a combination of NFL 2025 at the Lucas Oil Stadium. (Pictures Tanner Pearson-Hagn)
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Last season, Hunter played 713 cracking for insults and 748 shots on defense and was still incredibly productive despite the huge amount of shooting. He had 96 catch for 1,258 meters with 15 Touchdown as a wide receiver, while he had 35 fights with four intercepts, 11 passed passages, and one forced fum as a return.
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