Travis Hunter's NFL Draft Prospects Highlight Debate Over Two-Way Role

The Heisman winner's aspirations to play both cornerback and receiver challenge NFL conventions and spark intrigue among league decision-makers.

Travis Hunter, the 2024 Heisman Trophy winner, is seeking to play both cornerback and wide receiver in the NFL, a rarity in modern football.
NFL executives are divided on whether Hunter can effectively perform in a two-way role, with some suggesting he might specialize in one position while contributing sparingly in the other.
Hunter's college career under Deion Sanders at Colorado included an unprecedented average of 113 snaps per game, split evenly between offense and defense.
Scouts praise Hunter's elite ball skills and athleticism, but concerns remain about the physical demands of maintaining a two-way role at the professional level.
Hunter has expressed willingness to adapt to a team's preferences but remains confident in his ability to defy expectations and succeed in both roles.