There are teams that you should know if you plan to choose Travis Hunter in the 2025 NFL Draft.
The real-life Heisman Trophy winner, who starred as a two-way player in both offensive and defense, is estimated to be coming next Thursday’s draft draft pick.
“I’ll never play soccer again.” Hunter told CBS Sports When asked what would happen if the NFL team asked him to play only one way.
“Because I’ve been doing it for the rest of my life and I love being on the soccer field. I really enjoy it because I feel like I can control both sides of the ball.”
Hunter played 713 offensive snaps and 748 defensive snaps in 2024.
Hunter attacked 1,258 yards for 15 touchdowns while catching a pass from star quarterback Chedure Sanders.
Hunter also intercepted four passes during defense and forced a fumble on the way to win the personal honor of the top college football.
Hunter is convinced that the jump to the NFL and the extra physical tax that comes with it should not stop him from controlling both in crime and in defense.
“I have just been extremely confident in myself and have a competitive spirit that I can do anything in my mind.
But as Hunter gets older, former NFL wide receivers Steve Smith said recently He must choose one position while attending Pro Day.
“So he probably has to play one position,” Smith said. “Mainly he can master his craft. You don’t pay no master because you don’t want to be a jack of all trades. They pay the craftsmen.”
The Browns are strongly considering drafting a hunter on the second pick, and the odds of the betting reflect that sentiment.
