@@kbshowtymeright… not hating but the dude is super skinny. devonta smith was and is super skinny but he’s got on more weight and definitely faster then hunter
Why not full time wr since the rules protect offensive players more and he has a slight frame and then make him the dime cb. He could help in obvious passing downs where physical size wouldn’t be such a liquify in the run game or with increased chance of injury
In Travis college career…how many players did he come up against that will play in the NFL? Less than 5 is my guess. NFL gonna be soooo much bigger, taller, faster, stronger then he’s ever seen. …wish him the best…but, he ain’t successful or great until it happens.
@mayoluck they also didnt win the heismen or get top 10 on both sides of the ball and noone in the last decade played over 100 snaps a game for a season. Also that 95% isnt projected to be #1 pick i mean come on man the hate for this dude dont even make sense. People talk about his size, avg db size in nfl is 5-11 200 lbs across the board hunters what 6 ft and 175, most nfl strength programs will add to the weight but natural ability isnt something that gets added too and hunter has that. Lets also just keep it 100 even dudes on practice squads in the nfl are better than 98.4% of college football players and thats fact backed up by numbers. Another fact is the kid can play and has proven it up to this point noone knows whats gonna happen and as an adult i choose to hate on kids trying to live their dream but to each their own
Bro what? I actually just made another comment comparing him to clowney. Unfortunately, Clowney was a massive bust IMO. Spurriers own words were he didn't waste time developing clowney because we was just naturally better than everyone and he could coach other players that needed it. Then he got to the NFL and his defensive coordinator was flabbergasted clowney didn't even know how to use his hips. Hes a number 1 draft pick, linebacker with less than 300 solo tackles and 58 sacks in 11 years. And hes played for 6 teams. It's a miracle he even made it out of Cleveland and we wont even talk about Tenn. Travis Hunter about to have the same issue because if you really watch him, hes athletic but not refined. His technique is actually doo doo, just like clowney.
@ Clowney Made Multiple Pro Bowls. He Wasn’t A Sack Machine. He’s A 8-10 sack player. But His best Quality Was Setting The edge vs the run which he was top 3 in league at doing while in Houston. He had double digit sacks for ravens yr b4.
Everybody has said, all year, that they’d draft him as a DB and put an offensive package together for him. I’m glad people are realizing that he isn’t the best player in the draft also.
@@BossDon456because he isn’t near the hype in nfl as coach prime would have you believe. It would be a mistake to take him #1 most likely. Jeanty had a higher pro football focus grade than him for the heisman, but likely won’t go near the top because of team needs. And frankly a lot of the football world is tired of hearing nothing but how great Travis Hunter WILL be in the nfl. But has yet to be seen.
@@BossDon456I kinda find it odd people are saying he’s gonna be great in the league completely ignoring the fact that he’s average height he’s skinny by nfl standards and it’s hard to see he never really played a good team in college. He’s not bad but I think putting him at 1 is a bold choice.
Everyone said that because he was a better at DB than he was at receiver. Up until that last game where CO padded his stats to the max they possibly could, he wasn't even a top 10 receiver. Unfortunately I think we will see another top tier talent get wasted in a similar way to what we saw with Clowney back in 2014. Both had insane athleticism but were never developed for that next level because they were so dominate. He'll get in to the NFL and spend a few years with the same team as they try to get him to the NFL caliber and then he'll just get passed around the league. We'll see but I think a lot of people blew this dudes head up and hes in for a rude awakening at the next level.
Press man?????! Oh hell na now I know yall didn’t watch Travis play he was rarely in press man🤣. Dude at least played 7 yards off every snap. He doesn’t battle WRs he wants to read the QB. You can’t go find any tape of him putting hands in a dudes chest off the line
@@Dacoldest23 jabrill peppers played 7 positions at Michigan, taysom hill did 6 in college. Theres been tons of players who played both ways, more than one positon, or more impressively, were drafted to pro’s in more than one sport. Theres been plenty on par or better before. He’s not world’s best football player of all time lol. He’s wasn’t over #3 in any stat this last year and was given the heisman over someone with a higher pro football focus score than any heisman winner in history! His next stat was like 5, 7, 9, 15…. Something like that…. Nothing was above 3rd best in nation. He’s not worth the same amount of hype coach prime portrayed to the world because he talks up everything he does. He’s a fantastic athlete, yes, but not same hype gonna translate into nfl, especially not playing both sides of the ball.
Someone else commented something similar but i’d like to see him gain some more muscle in an offseason if he’s gonna try to play snaps on both sides of the ball. Risky to put him out there that much at 175 lbs
Ultimately it’s going to come down to what the team needs. If they need a WR then they will draft someone else. If they need a DB then they’ll draft someone else. But I think Travis is the number 2-3 option at both.
He wasn’t above #3 in ANY stat this year when he won heisman. And was #3 only in 1 stat, then like 5, 7, 15, etc. how’s he top 3 for either? Personally id rather take Tetairoa McMillan,Matthew Golden, emeka egbuka, over Hunter as WR. And defensively his size WILL be an issue. Him trying to stop Derrick Henry when he’s moving is just brutal for him to even attempt. Henry has 80 pounds on him. Big receivers like Dk Metcalf will man handle him off the line if he ever presses, he’s not covering Jamaar Chase or Justin Jefferson in man… idk man. Evaluation seems real optimistic. He’ll most likely go to New England pick #4, join the likes of the other 2 way college player Jabrill Peppers, but we’ll see.
All that said, I do believe he’s #3 in db/cb for draft for a few factors…. But I’d rather take Malaki Starks, or Will Johnson, and toss up with jahdae Barron and Travis Hunter for me. Also Nick Nash will be very underrated coming into draft. And he led wr’s in every category.
I think Dan's hesitancy with his size is warranted. We've seen his size be great at wr ie Devonta Smith just very recently and much more. But at CB it's rare to be that slender and hold up. Sauce Gardner is one of the more slender cbs that's elite right now and he's got 20-30 lbs on Travis. Can you imagine Travis being helpful at all in a game against the Ravens, Washington, Eagles, Chiefs, Bills, and much more of the elite teams when they're just going to run toward him and dare him to try to make plays consistently on 220+ lb rbs and wrs and try to shed blocks from 250lb te's? He stands a much better chance of being an elite wr that stays healthy in my opinion. Not saying that he couldn't be an elite coverage cb, but I do think Dan's right that health is a long term issue at cb unless he bulks up substantially and then who knows if he's the same guy
@@reboundgod9601 Not buying the team's BS stats. Sauce actually weighed in at 190lbs, while Hunter is very generously listed at 185lbs, which no one believes is accurate. And I bet if he comes to the combine and weighs anywhere near that 185, he'll skip out on the drills so he can drop that weight and do the drills at his pro day a la Bryce Young. And not sure that comparing him to one of the worst tackling CB's really helps the argument about him being a liability in the run game.
@@CaliBorn73 you going off a lot of what if and assumptions that listed measurements are lies not only that but I never said he was good at tackling he's a cover corner and not only that but if your teams corner has to make tackles then 1.Your team ain't doing its job on the run 2. He getting beat in coverage
Hunter will have to choose a side. Either offense or defense. He's better defensively than offensively. If he's forced as a WR, He's not going to be any team's number one receiver
I say, play him as a DB. One of the big problems with DBs is: they have no hands. A DB that can snag a pick every game or 2 (maybe even multiple pick games) is absolute Playoff/Superbowl gold. He can even have WR packages, but a DB with hands is an amazing thing for a team.
Self appointed best scout on RUclips. If trav wants to play both sides as most as possible. WR primarily and then 3rd downs he plays just covering the best guy (if he can) if not the 2nd best. He can absolutely just come in and cover on 3rd down. With putting more and more and his plate on defense.
Whatever team picks him, will figure it out. They'll have a direct line to Deion who will tell them how he handled him in college + Deion has the experience of doing the two-way thing in big games in the NFL. Regular season we'll probably see him do both, but in packages and key situations on offense as a decoy. Then primary read on plays later in the season. If his team makes the playoffs early in his career, I think those two-way numbers drop & he plays a majority on D. We won't know anything for 8-9 months tho. 🤷🏿♂
I would train him for both then use him as needed. If the opponent has a better offense he'll play corner. A better defense he'll play WR. If we're down a CB or WR he's filling in for the injury. I would also make having a true #1 WR and #1 CB a priority so he play the #2 guy on both sides of the ball.
Physically he could play two ways but you can’t be in two meetings at once, it’s two full time jobs. He would have to have the football IQ of a hall of fame head coach and a work ethic that would make Brady look like Gronk.
Review. His track record before believing his opinion. What greatness has he discovered in the past. NFL scouts are many, but few are good evaluators of talent.
I hate the Broncos but they would be perfect for him. Easy fit at slot and nickel for him there and they need both. Not too much pressure covering a number 1 receiver every down. He would be a gem there.
He has to play WR to have a chance, as a DB he'd be bullied by so many recievers that are bigger, stronger, faster, heavier. Imagine Hunter covering Tee Higgins, CeeDee Lamb, AJ Brown, Nico Collins, DeAndre Hopkins, Mike Evans, Amari Cooper, Marvin Harrison Jr, DK Metcalf, Drake London, George Pickens, Michael Pittman Jr. or Puka Nacua. Just to name a few "larger" wideouts. There are ofc plenty of same size or smaller wingers that can beat him on skill and speed alone. Like Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson
@@Travis_leeyour words and film review mean nothing. Any average Joe could go watch film. How about you explain in depth why your opinion is Travis will be a HOF caliber player.
If Travis can focus strictly on either offense or defense then his skills will follow, but his technique isn’t there yet. He has great hands and can make plays, but he’s not going to be able to keep up in the league if he doesn’t pursue one over the other.(I think he’s a better WR but it’s easier to go DB with WR plays)
His daddy Deion played a long time in the NFL at that body size. His tackling was very feminine but he stuck to receivers like glue. Let Hunter dictate his own success or failure.
He’d be good at either but I think he’d be an exceptional corner or safety. Hard to find defenders with great ball skills. Ed Reed was one of the few, he has that kind of potential
@@michaelt312let’s be honest, it doesn’t matter what team you support and you don’t know how Travis will do. He could be a bust? Look at all the busts. Happens every year.
@@NotKD35, true that it happens every year. But every year there are significantly more successes. If you really watch him, he absolutely will make it in the NFL. Maybe he won't be "generational" in the NFL. But a bust?
Curious how he plays against good players in nfl. Most of the guys he played against on both sides in college are not even practice squad guys at best.
As a pure corner hes not top 5 in this class as a pure WR he might be top 5 depending on how you grade, his frame is very slim for defense, does not have elite game changing speed for either dB or wr, injured in college often, he'll be drafted very high but he won't live up to the hype.
I dont know why people cant think outside the box. Travis Hunter is a unique player. He can dominate both sides of the ball he won the Heisman because of it. Embrace him for who he is and let him play both ways. If he fails ok then but at least let him try smh.
If he fails, it hurts the team. He's in great shape, but you don't think any NFL coach is going to send whoever he covers on a deep post every snap and then play him press on the line to beat him down? You can't have someone on the field dragging their ass around because they are out of gas. No one can play a full game both ways, even with PEDs.
@@deckmonkey1459if he’s on a titans type team. Him failing won’t change the meter either way for the team. They don’t have to play him on both sides all game just get him enough snaps to see how he holds up. Gotta try it now so you know.
He isn’t the first player to play both sides, and he is sure as hell not the best to do it. Colorado played mediocre football against teams with zero talents get off sanders pp and understand Colorado is a basic team with more hype than skill.
Pretty cool of Pat to wear a Kansas City jersey here in this segment.
Cope harder
@@TheRoadrunnerguy What, are you going to penalize him for talking about your precious team? haha
@ I understand its been a rough week for all of you Kamala supporters. So no penalties today.
@@TheRoadrunnerguyyou’re sad
As a chiefs fan. This was a hilarious comment.
Travis hunters success will all depend on how insane that woman makes him 😂
💯
He'll play one way, and take a few snaps the other. any more than that and he'll get broken in half before week 6 .
@Famouszero22 he mever played anyone good in college ever.
@@pcd565tmac??
And he's 175 LBs? That's H.S weight.
@@kbshowtyme he 190 gang
@@kbshowtymeright… not hating but the dude is super skinny. devonta smith was and is super skinny but he’s got on more weight and definitely faster then hunter
Why not full time wr since the rules protect offensive players more and he has a slight frame and then make him the dime cb. He could help in obvious passing downs where physical size wouldn’t be such a liquify in the run game or with increased chance of injury
Pat out here with his chiefs fan outfit on
Copium
In Travis college career…how many players did he come up against that will play in the NFL? Less than 5 is my guess. NFL gonna be soooo much bigger, taller, faster, stronger then he’s ever seen. …wish him the best…but, he ain’t successful or great until it happens.
more successful and great than you
@@VerCare2 ok hugger.
U could say that same thing for 95% of all players coming out
@@adammatschullat195yes, but are those 95% being praised like TH, um no.
@mayoluck they also didnt win the heismen or get top 10 on both sides of the ball and noone in the last decade played over 100 snaps a game for a season. Also that 95% isnt projected to be #1 pick i mean come on man the hate for this dude dont even make sense. People talk about his size, avg db size in nfl is 5-11 200 lbs across the board hunters what 6 ft and 175, most nfl strength programs will add to the weight but natural ability isnt something that gets added too and hunter has that. Lets also just keep it 100 even dudes on practice squads in the nfl are better than 98.4% of college football players and thats fact backed up by numbers. Another fact is the kid can play and has proven it up to this point noone knows whats gonna happen and as an adult i choose to hate on kids trying to live their dream but to each their own
Travis Hunter is Going to Be A Solid Player Like Clowney Was. But That won’t Make Him A Bust
Bro what? I actually just made another comment comparing him to clowney. Unfortunately, Clowney was a massive bust IMO. Spurriers own words were he didn't waste time developing clowney because we was just naturally better than everyone and he could coach other players that needed it. Then he got to the NFL and his defensive coordinator was flabbergasted clowney didn't even know how to use his hips. Hes a number 1 draft pick, linebacker with less than 300 solo tackles and 58 sacks in 11 years. And hes played for 6 teams. It's a miracle he even made it out of Cleveland and we wont even talk about Tenn. Travis Hunter about to have the same issue because if you really watch him, hes athletic but not refined. His technique is actually doo doo, just like clowney.
@ Clowney Made Multiple Pro Bowls. He Wasn’t A Sack Machine. He’s A 8-10 sack player. But His best Quality Was Setting The edge vs the run which he was top 3 in league at doing while in Houston. He had double digit sacks for ravens yr b4.
@@BlueMax717 Clowney was a let down but not a bust.
Can he cover DK One-On-One?
Absolutely
Won’t know til we see it.
@@Travis_leehow would you know this? That’s an opinion. Your opinion isn’t fact.
@@SPACEKNOCKERZ76there is a logical comment. People on here claiming he will be great and some say a bust. We won’t know until next season
DK needs to get his diet right or we won’t be asking that question in a few years… I hope he figures it out cause DK is a specimen
They need to put Travis Hunter in as quarterback. He can throw fr and make all the reads
The league needs to pack on 30lbs for hunter
He definitely will be solid if he get closer to 200 lbs
Everybody has said, all year, that they’d draft him as a DB and put an offensive package together for him. I’m glad people are realizing that he isn’t the best player in the draft also.
Glad why?
@@BossDon456because he isn’t near the hype in nfl as coach prime would have you believe. It would be a mistake to take him #1 most likely. Jeanty had a higher pro football focus grade than him for the heisman, but likely won’t go near the top because of team needs. And frankly a lot of the football world is tired of hearing nothing but how great Travis Hunter WILL be in the nfl. But has yet to be seen.
@@BossDon456I kinda find it odd people are saying he’s gonna be great in the league completely ignoring the fact that he’s average height he’s skinny by nfl standards and it’s hard to see he never really played a good team in college. He’s not bad but I think putting him at 1 is a bold choice.
Everyone said that because he was a better at DB than he was at receiver. Up until that last game where CO padded his stats to the max they possibly could, he wasn't even a top 10 receiver. Unfortunately I think we will see another top tier talent get wasted in a similar way to what we saw with Clowney back in 2014. Both had insane athleticism but were never developed for that next level because they were so dominate. He'll get in to the NFL and spend a few years with the same team as they try to get him to the NFL caliber and then he'll just get passed around the league. We'll see but I think a lot of people blew this dudes head up and hes in for a rude awakening at the next level.
@@ryanlink8699 exactly
yeah he’s definitely not tackling the saquon/mccafrey types in open space. he’ll be a liability if he’s targeted in the run an screen game
They say the same about sauce
You must didn’t watch him
@@raynel7679 they say anything bro lmaoo they got to find some negative
Press man?????! Oh hell na now I know yall didn’t watch Travis play he was rarely in press man🤣. Dude at least played 7 yards off every snap. He doesn’t battle WRs he wants to read the QB. You can’t go find any tape of him putting hands in a dudes chest off the line
That won’t translate well to the league
Exactly.
lol this is funny because Colorado played the most man of out almost every cfb team
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 YOU DID NOT WATCH,, he does play press man a lot fool 😂😂😂😂😂😂 mf said 7 yards off the ball ???! Whattttt? Prime don’t even say that
@ I saw him bail early most of the time when he pressed.
Damn I know yall are sick that they said Hunter skill set has been seen bunch of times 😭
@@Dacoldest23 jabrill peppers played 7 positions at Michigan, taysom hill did 6 in college. Theres been tons of players who played both ways, more than one positon, or more impressively, were drafted to pro’s in more than one sport. Theres been plenty on par or better before. He’s not world’s best football player of all time lol. He’s wasn’t over #3 in any stat this last year and was given the heisman over someone with a higher pro football focus score than any heisman winner in history! His next stat was like 5, 7, 9, 15…. Something like that…. Nothing was above 3rd best in nation. He’s not worth the same amount of hype coach prime portrayed to the world because he talks up everything he does. He’s a fantastic athlete, yes, but not same hype gonna translate into nfl, especially not playing both sides of the ball.
Someone else commented something similar but i’d like to see him gain some more muscle in an offseason if he’s gonna try to play snaps on both sides of the ball. Risky to put him out there that much at 175 lbs
This is the NFL man, not college. He can’t run full speed both sides all games against top receivers and top defenders.
Ion think he can take the contact either NFL is bigger and faster than what he’s used too.
@@xAGiiL3UnTiTL3Dmaybe 20 years ago. League is soft now he’ll be fine
Travis becoming a top 5 wide out in the league sounds kinda crazy to me tbh but I definitely see the potential at cb
Ultimately it’s going to come down to what the team needs. If they need a WR then they will draft someone else. If they need a DB then they’ll draft someone else. But I think Travis is the number 2-3 option at both.
He wasn’t above #3 in ANY stat this year when he won heisman. And was #3 only in 1 stat, then like 5, 7, 15, etc. how’s he top 3 for either?
Personally id rather take Tetairoa McMillan,Matthew Golden, emeka egbuka, over Hunter as WR. And defensively his size WILL be an issue. Him trying to stop Derrick Henry when he’s moving is just brutal for him to even attempt. Henry has 80 pounds on him. Big receivers like Dk Metcalf will man handle him off the line if he ever presses, he’s not covering Jamaar Chase or Justin Jefferson in man… idk man. Evaluation seems real optimistic. He’ll most likely go to New England pick #4, join the likes of the other 2 way college player Jabrill Peppers, but we’ll see.
All that said, I do believe he’s #3 in db/cb for draft for a few factors…. But I’d rather take Malaki Starks, or Will Johnson, and toss up with jahdae Barron and Travis Hunter for me.
Also Nick Nash will be very underrated coming into draft. And he led wr’s in every category.
It all depends on who takes him
I think Dan's hesitancy with his size is warranted. We've seen his size be great at wr ie Devonta Smith just very recently and much more. But at CB it's rare to be that slender and hold up. Sauce Gardner is one of the more slender cbs that's elite right now and he's got 20-30 lbs on Travis. Can you imagine Travis being helpful at all in a game against the Ravens, Washington, Eagles, Chiefs, Bills, and much more of the elite teams when they're just going to run toward him and dare him to try to make plays consistently on 220+ lb rbs and wrs and try to shed blocks from 250lb te's? He stands a much better chance of being an elite wr that stays healthy in my opinion. Not saying that he couldn't be an elite coverage cb, but I do think Dan's right that health is a long term issue at cb unless he bulks up substantially and then who knows if he's the same guy
Then he lies and says 170😂😂 Travis clearly got on the scale on well off this past fall and was 190
Hunter gets crushed if he plays defense….too darn small.
You know him and Sauce Gardner the same size right
@@reboundgod9601 Not buying the team's BS stats. Sauce actually weighed in at 190lbs, while Hunter is very generously listed at 185lbs, which no one believes is accurate. And I bet if he comes to the combine and weighs anywhere near that 185, he'll skip out on the drills so he can drop that weight and do the drills at his pro day a la Bryce Young. And not sure that comparing him to one of the worst tackling CB's really helps the argument about him being a liability in the run game.
@@CaliBorn73 you going off a lot of what if and assumptions that listed measurements are lies not only that but I never said he was good at tackling he's a cover corner and not only that but if your teams corner has to make tackles then 1.Your team ain't doing its job on the run 2. He getting beat in coverage
@@CaliBorn73😂😂😂😂 mf it is accurate he got on the scale on well off media and it said 190!😂😂😂😂😂😂 SO YEA ITS ACCURATE lol yal clowns say anything
@@Famouszero22 lmfao. that boy does not weigh 190, gtfoh
On defense you give the hits, on offense you take the hits. If they try to make him wr he will have cte before the years end.
Hunter will have to choose a side. Either offense or defense. He's better defensively than offensively. If he's forced as a WR, He's not going to be any team's number one receiver
He would instantly be the patriots WR1. He will definitely have a package on offense.
@@NotKD35I forgot the Patriots existed. He can do offense every once in a while. But not every game and every down. There's no way.
@@NotKD35so many better wide receivers.
Y'all crazy. It's number 1 receivers who don't have ball skills even close to Travis. He'd be a great receiver easily.
I say, play him as a DB. One of the big problems with DBs is: they have no hands. A DB that can snag a pick every game or 2 (maybe even multiple pick games) is absolute Playoff/Superbowl gold. He can even have WR packages, but a DB with hands is an amazing thing for a team.
Pat’s custom Chief’s Jersey must have been hard to get.
Will Johnson is the better corner
He’s a corner 100%, zone coverage skills are absolutely elite
Self appointed best scout on RUclips. If trav wants to play both sides as most as possible. WR primarily and then 3rd downs he plays just covering the best guy (if he can) if not the 2nd best. He can absolutely just come in and cover on 3rd down. With putting more and more and his plate on defense.
Outwide full time then thrown in on 3rd down, redzone and all 4th quarter at cb.
Love Travis, but what is he really gonna do with a lot of these NFL WR’s? AJ Brown, DK Metcalf…etc. Lol
Justin Jefferson, Ja'Marr Chase, or someone like Drake London or that big ass kid in Carolina? The list goes on and on.
There’s a skinny ass CB that’s just as slender and a inch taller..Sauce Gardner and he clamped they ass. But they might have him as a nickel
Could you imagine Travis Hunter to the Chiefs 🤯
Please stop I might actually vomit
Whatever team picks him, will figure it out. They'll have a direct line to Deion who will tell them how he handled him in college + Deion has the experience of doing the two-way thing in big games in the NFL.
Regular season we'll probably see him do both, but in packages and key situations on offense as a decoy. Then primary read on plays later in the season. If his team makes the playoffs early in his career, I think those two-way numbers drop & he plays a majority on D.
We won't know anything for 8-9 months tho. 🤷🏿♂
I would train him for both then use him as needed. If the opponent has a better offense he'll play corner. A better defense he'll play WR. If we're down a CB or WR he's filling in for the injury. I would also make having a true #1 WR and #1 CB a priority so he play the #2 guy on both sides of the ball.
If he’s put on some muscle (which he will with a nfl workout program) I can seem as a Steve smith type of wideout
He’s not tackling Derrick Henry in the flat solo. He’s going to lose.
I mean by that logic there’s no good CBs in the NFL because none of them are 😂
Jeremiah, you have that beautiful Shure mic up there. Why are you using the bad mic of your earphones?
Physically he could play two ways but you can’t be in two meetings at once, it’s two full time jobs. He would have to have the football IQ of a hall of fame head coach and a work ethic that would make Brady look like Gronk.
Its easier to be WR
Review. His track record before believing his opinion. What greatness has he discovered in the past. NFL scouts are many, but few are good evaluators of talent.
If he doesn't get paid to start "2 different positions"... he shouldn't do it!
Or being realistic he could be a bust? 🤷🏽♂️ it’s happened before to top 5 picks
Cool. Cuz that’s fun to talk bout. lol why breakdown any player
@@SPACEKNOCKERZ76what do you mean? We have to be logical here. We can’t just be delusional and act like he can’t be a bust
Anyone can be a bust. Players like hunter are far less likely though
@@NotKD35That's literally anyone in the draft going in the top 2-3 rounds
@@SPACEKNOCKERZ76love to talk about sports and wanting the players to be bad lmao
Watching him fail at both positions in the nfl will be pretty funny
😂😂 u def a hater 😭😭😭😭💪🏾👏🏾💯🖕🏾
Love the Jason verrett shout out but buddy was 5’9 185 pounds
Pat just said “Top 5 at both positions”
Can they at least get him a standing desk?
Mitt gotta start proof reading
I would not draft 170 lbs player in the top 10. That's just too small for WR or CB
I think he’s 185
@@justindavila5829he’s 175 for sure. devonta smith is slim as hell and he’s hella good no way hunter can be no where near as good as smith
Fake News! He will be a DB and sometimes a receiver
Mfs forget Jabrill Peppers at Michigan played damnear every position on defense and played RB for the team?! Yall hype tf outta anything nowadays😂
Yea you obv slow 😂😂😂😂 look up the stats and came back lol so Jabril got the heisman , the best wr award and defensive player of the year award ????
@@Famouszero22jabrill played in an actual division.
Hate for this man in the comments is so crazy 😂
I hate the Broncos but they would be perfect for him. Easy fit at slot and nickel for him there and they need both. Not too much pressure covering a number 1 receiver every down. He would be a gem there.
Don’t wish this bust on us man😂
Title typo-Grammar police
The kid is a true DAWG on BOTH sides of the ball - draft him and plan for both sides and see what happens!!!
He has to play WR to have a chance, as a DB he'd be bullied by so many recievers that are bigger, stronger, faster, heavier. Imagine Hunter covering Tee Higgins, CeeDee Lamb, AJ Brown, Nico Collins, DeAndre Hopkins, Mike Evans, Amari Cooper, Marvin Harrison Jr, DK Metcalf, Drake London, George Pickens, Michael Pittman Jr. or Puka Nacua. Just to name a few "larger" wideouts. There are ofc plenty of same size or smaller wingers that can beat him on skill and speed alone. Like Ja'Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson
Let's see, 175 and average NFL lineman 300+ fast and nasty. WR at least gives him freedom for tap outs going down to avoid too much volume contact.
Pat put his chiefs jersey on sideways
I say the Browns had good enough free, free agency and trades to go. We could take Travis Hunter but if not, we take a quarterback.
Nfl draft coverage until your blue in the face smh Draft isn't until April 22ns
Sure is a ton of pro scouts in the comment section……🤦♂️
I watched the last 3 years on flim mark my words he well be a hall of famer
@Travis_lee Yeah no.
@@Travis_leeyour words and film review mean nothing. Any average Joe could go watch film. How about you explain in depth why your opinion is Travis will be a HOF caliber player.
Nickel and slot, he doesn’t need to be blocking and tackling full time
Unless he gains weight he’s gotta play WR or a deep safety…
I'd straight out LIE too. But I'm ashamed for AJ . Vince is calling.
If Travis can focus strictly on either offense or defense then his skills will follow, but his technique isn’t there yet. He has great hands and can make plays, but he’s not going to be able to keep up in the league if he doesn’t pursue one over the other.(I think he’s a better WR but it’s easier to go DB with WR plays)
Seems like lately scouts are wrong more than they are right. They really are hitting the nails on QBs the last many years.
“An WR” 😂
Draft him at wide receiver let him Play 3rd and longs on defense
The other advantage is, he’s bound to make it one of the two positions. Let’s have a chance of him being a bust.
Put trav at nickel cb and slot wr
His daddy Deion played a long time in the NFL at that body size. His tackling was very feminine but he stuck to receivers like glue. Let Hunter dictate his own success or failure.
He’d be good at either but I think he’d be an exceptional corner or safety. Hard to find defenders with great ball skills. Ed Reed was one of the few, he has that kind of potential
Man he’s so small him attempting to stop Derrick Henry, henry would be tried for attempted murder in that state. lol 😂
Safety? lmfao.... That would be an absolute disaster. 🤣
@@ryanlink8699 Or watching him try to tackle George Kittle would be hilarious. That frail little boy ain't built for that type of punishment.
Where did all the Travis hate come from in the comments!? Didn’t miss something? Sheesh man 😂
He can’t ever cover Alic Ayomanor
He's going WR. They get paid more
Not only will he be a WR, but he'll be a bust as well.
Let’s bet it then
I'm a Husker fan and hate all things CU. You are absolutely wrong and your comment is beyond ignorant.
Hunter was born a beast I hope jacksonville gets him!!
@@michaelt312let’s be honest, it doesn’t matter what team you support and you don’t know how Travis will do. He could be a bust? Look at all the busts. Happens every year.
@@NotKD35, true that it happens every year. But every year there are significantly more successes. If you really watch him, he absolutely will make it in the NFL. Maybe he won't be "generational" in the NFL. But a bust?
See him as a better CB
Ok bro
"An WR"...
Travis is a DB, he wont last as a wideout
He’s a better corner. Unequivocally. The problem is scouts don’t like zone guys.
Hunter will be the next Deshaun Jackson…that’s his ceiling
175 pounds ???!😂😂😂😂😂😂 man these mfs say anything
Curious how he plays against good players in nfl. Most of the guys he played against on both sides in college are not even practice squad guys at best.
lol so a heisman is practice squad best ?
Travis Hunter isnt 1790 lbs
You can take him for whatever you want...what you will get is a simp.
Shirt stinks
Roy Green did everything Travis Hunter did 45 years ago and did it better. Today is all hype just to have something to talk about.
He will gain 20-30 lbs in the nfl. He can play defense in the nfl.
He'll be great at one or the other but in the NFL everyone is a freak and you can't do both.
As a pure corner hes not top 5 in this class as a pure WR he might be top 5 depending on how you grade, his frame is very slim for defense, does not have elite game changing speed for either dB or wr, injured in college often, he'll be drafted very high but he won't live up to the hype.
Bird in the hand NIL don't sound that bad
Tennessee is going to draft TH..so yadda yadda yadda.. he’ll play DB first and be a situational WR
This guy tackling Derrick Henry? Put him on offense
Bro ain’t playing both sides in the league
Theyre making too much of him...
Travis has bust written all over him. There is nothing on his tape that says nfl
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
175? 😂 buddy not playing no DB gtfo
He’s smaller than me and I’m tiny
“An WR”?
wish i had receipts for all the idiots who said he’s playing cb
deion legit said he LOVES playing wr
was always wr
I dont know why people cant think outside the box. Travis Hunter is a unique player. He can dominate both sides of the ball he won the Heisman because of it. Embrace him for who he is and let him play both ways. If he fails ok then but at least let him try smh.
If he fails, it hurts the team. He's in great shape, but you don't think any NFL coach is going to send whoever he covers on a deep post every snap and then play him press on the line to beat him down? You can't have someone on the field dragging their ass around because they are out of gas. No one can play a full game both ways, even with PEDs.
@@deckmonkey1459if he’s on a titans type team. Him failing won’t change the meter either way for the team. They don’t have to play him on both sides all game just get him enough snaps to see how he holds up. Gotta try it now so you know.
@@deckmonkey1459Travis played the entire game for almost 3 seasons in College. You clearly never watched him play troll.
He isn’t the first player to play both sides, and he is sure as hell not the best to do it. Colorado played mediocre football against teams with zero talents get off sanders pp and understand Colorado is a basic team with more hype than skill.
He did it in COLLEGE, this is the NFL we are talking about , where literally EVERYONE is fast and strong.