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Travis Hunter the next Shohei Ohtani? Browns GM compares top NFL Draft prospect to two-way baseball star
Two-way Colorado Buffaloes superstar Travis Hunter is dead set on playing both cornerback and wide receiver in the pros. He recently told our Garrett Podell that he would rather retire than only play one of the two positions.
2025 NFL mock draft: Travis Hunter's stock rises, Jaxson Dart lands in first round
Veteran Harrison Smith decided to return for his 14th season, but the Vikings need to start grooming Smith’s heir apparent. Emmanwori is regarded as the top safety in the draft. His 88 tackles led South Carolina last season. He also produced four interceptions.
Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh offered a new take on Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter and his future in the NFL.
Hunter is a unique player in that he offers tremendous value on both sides of the ball. If he struggles at one position, he ...
Earlier this week, No. 1 NFL Draft Prospect Travis Hunter made a bold claim, telling reporters that he would never play ...
Hunter on the other hand, has been playing every snap on both sides of the ball for as long as he can remember. The Heisman ...
Travis Hunter wants to become the NFL's first full-time two-way player in decades. And we hope he gets a full and fair chance ...
NFL Network's Bucky Brooks explains what he means when he said that Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver and cornerback has the ...
Colorado Buffaloes star Travis Hunter won the Heisman Trophy last season as a two-way star in college football. He plans to ...
Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter left big footprints in only two seasons at Colorado. For that, their numbers will be ...
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