Travis Hunter's Player Profile

John Kosko - PFF - March 17th: "I would like to see Hunter as a full-time wide receiver in the NFL."

Dante Lee - The Ringers - March 16th.: "Even if he ultimately has to focus on one side of the ball later on in his career, his tape at either position is good enough to merit a selection this high. Rare two-way star with legit starting potential at both cornerback and receiver; a springy, instinctive playmaker with a ball-winner mentality."

Mel Kiper - ESPN - March 16th: "Hunter has tremendous hand-eye coordination and elite ball skills. His physical traits and quickness are off the charts, but the Heisman winner also thinks about the game at a high level."

Jordan Reid - ESPN - Mar. 16th: "He had 96 receptions for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns as a receiver, but was arguably better at cornerback, where he tied for second in the Big 12 with four interceptions. His ability to play both ways has elicited comparisons to Hall of Famers Champ Bailey and Charles Woodson, and there are legitimate questions about where he'll play in the NFL."

Ryan Fowler - The Draft Network - March 16th: "My top player in the class, there hasn't been a single player, maybe ever, to enter the NFL with an All-Pro ceiling on both sides of the ball. Travis Hunter is an immediate plug-and-play starter for a roster that flat-out needs more talent."

Danny Kelly - The Ringer - March 5th: "As a receiver, Hunter lines up all over the formation and runs routes with gliding, gazelle-like speed … As a cornerback, Hunter plays with a smooth backpedal and is sticky in coverage, mirroring easily to run step for step with an opponent."

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