Cleveland Browns Expected to Draft Travis Hunter Despite Two-Way Role Concerns

The Browns are reportedly set to select the Heisman-winning Colorado star with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, as debates over his dual-role ambitions continue.

Multiple sources, including NFL insider Adam Schefter, indicate the Cleveland Browns are likely to draft Travis Hunter with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Hunter, a standout two-way player in college, has openly requested to be announced as 'wide receiver and DB,' signaling his intent to play both positions in the NFL.
NFL veterans, including Devin McCourty and Patrick Peterson, have expressed skepticism about the sustainability of a dual-role in the NFL, citing physical toll and career longevity concerns.
Hunter's record-breaking college career includes 24 receiving touchdowns, 2,169 yards, and 9 interceptions, earning him the Heisman Trophy and other accolades.
Despite positional uncertainty, reports suggest the Browns may prioritize Hunter to strengthen their struggling offense, with plans to determine his role post-draft.