Travis Hunter threatens to end with career: only NFL draft in both positions!

Travis Hunter threatens to end with career: only NFL draft in both positions!

Green Bay, USA - Travis Hunter, an extraordinary talent in American football, causes a sensation before the upcoming NFL Draft. April 15, 2025 is all about his sudden confession: If he cannot play in both positions - wide receiver and cornerback - he will give up football games forever. This unprecedented demand has rejected the discussion about its value and the draft strategies of the NFL teams. The draft takes place in Green Bay in a week, with the Tennessee Titans have the first choice, followed by the Cleveland Browns, who are considered potential candidates for Hunter

Hunter, who was able to win the Heisman Trophy as the best college player, made a name for himself during his time at the Colorado Buffaloes. Last season, he was both offensive and defensively a great asset, with impressive statistics that make him one of the most sought -after players in the draft. Hunter believes that he can dominate on both sides of the ball and does not want to separate these positions in the NFL.

an extraordinary player

Travis Hunter, who was classified as number one in the high school and the first five-star recruit in 20 years, who decided on an HBCU program, has made his career remarkably. After his time at Jackson State, he moved to Colorado, where he played under the direction of Deion Sanders and with quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Hunter scored 15 Receiving touchdowns last season and catches a total of 171 passes for 2,167 yards.

his services were not only recognized with the Heisman Trophy, but also with the Biletnikoff Award for the best wide receiver and the Bednarik Award for the best defender. With a total statistics of 30 games, 27 starts, 85 tackles and 9 interceptions, Hunter is rightly considered one of the best two-way players of the college football.

market value and draft position

The teams do not seem to reject Hunter's demand for a dual use. "All NFL teams were informed about his wish to play on both sides," reports Garrett Podell, and adds that no team has problems with this idea. Nevertheless, it remains unclear whether this claim could increase the market value of Hunter or deter potential teams.

Current Mock Drafts, like Christian d’Or Andrea, Hunter in second place in terms of the browns. His flexibility and experience in both positions could make him a valuable player for every team that chooses him. Before the draft begins, Travis Hunter presented his skills in front of NFL scouts on April 4th and did not complete Cornerback drills during this event, but only focuses on his wide receivers.

The coming days up to the NFL draft will be crucial for Hunter and the franchise teams. With his clear positioning and urgent demand, he has tied up the interest of the league, so that it remains exciting to see how this draft will develop for him.