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He's Travis Hunter, the defensive back. He's also Travis Hunter, the wide receiver. But in the NFL, it all depends.
Travis Hunter, the Heisman Trophy winner from Colorado, is looking to become the first full-time two-way player in pro football since Chuck Bednarik retired in 1962. For a league that uses this time of year to sort its incoming talent into neat boxes that stack tidily within their systems, his presence is dizzying, terrifying and titillating.
NFL Draft prospect Travis Hunter insists he can play both ways as a pro football player. Why? Because he's Travis Hunter, and ...
Colorado star Travis Hunter said it is more difficult to play two ways in football than what Shohei Ohtani is going in ...
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Fans wanted to see Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter work out at two positions and how the top quarterback duel would go ...
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