NFL Teams Divided on Travis Hunter's Draft Role as Two-Way Phenomenon Faces Uncertain Future

The Heisman-winning cornerback and receiver's unique skill set is both his greatest asset and a source of hesitation for teams with top draft picks.

Travis Hunter, the Heisman-winning Colorado star, is entering the NFL Draft as a two-way player, excelling at both cornerback and wide receiver.
NFL teams, including the Browns and Titans, are reportedly split on whether to prioritize his offensive or defensive potential, complicating his draft stock.
Hunter's draft position is under scrutiny, with scouts suggesting that positional value and league trends make it unlikely for a CB/WR to go first overall.
While Cleveland's GM views Hunter primarily as an offensive weapon, Tennessee's leadership sees him starting as a cornerback with potential for offensive contributions.
Hunter remains determined to play both ways in the NFL, but experts question the logistical and physical demands of maintaining such a role at the professional level.