NFL.com News on Travis Hunter
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"During the 2025 pre-draft process, I ranked Hunter as the No. 1 prospect at wide receiver and cornerback. However, I frequently suggested the Jackson State/Colorado product was a more natural CB."
STACKED’s take
Brooks ranked Hunter No. 1 at WR and CB; sees two-way approach maximizing his elite ball skills.
Scout Bucky Brooks ranked Hunter as the No. 1 prospect at both wide receiver and cornerback during the 2025 pre-draft process, though he frequently suggested Hunter was a more natural cornerback. Brooks believes Hunter's defensive role will allow him to showcase elite "see ball, get ball" skills developed since his five-star recruit days at Collins Hill High School. Despite skeptics suggesting a more prominent defensive role will curtail offensive contributions, Brooks views the two-way approach as worthwhile given Hunter's enticing flashes in limited action; Hunter could start as CB1/WR4 but "absolutely could make his offensive mark early and carve out a bigger role on that side of the ball as the season progresses."
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