Travis Hunter says he can play every snapshot of the fray if someone gives him the chance

The Large Coin / Large Half Hunter receiver reiterated on Monday that he wanted to play the two positions in the NFL, just as he did in Colorado.

Hunter did not participate in field exercises at the screening combination, and he had to do nothing during the professional day of Colorado on Friday. But he ended up running the roads and catching passes for Shedeur Sanders.

This led to speculation that if he had to choose a position, he would choose the offense on the defense.

Hunter does not want there to be a decision.

“(I want to play) both. As you saw me playing (at university), “he said on Siriusxm NFL radio.

Hunter, the winner of the Heisman 2024 trophy, played 688 defensive snaps and 672 in attack last season. He was asked on Monday how many pictures he thought he could play in the NFL.

“All if they gave me the chance and the opportunity to do so,” said Hunter.

The temple of the reputation of Chuck Bednarik was the last real bidirectional player in the NFL, and he ended his career in 1962. Deion Sanders, Hunter coach in Colorado, was a return to his full -time role of Cornerback and played a small wide receiver.

In 1996, with the cowboys, Sanders captured 36 passes for 475 yards and a touchdown in addition to winning Pro Bowl and All-Pro honors in Corner.

Being a two -way player in the NFL would require even more hunter, with offensive meetings, defensive meetings, defensive back meetings and large receptor meetings. Hunter said no problem.

“Well, we have a sort of 24 hours a day. We are probably for an eight sleep, so we probably have 16 others. All dedicated to football,” he said.

Some teams see Hunter as half a corner to start and others have it as a wide receiver. No one left and said they would give Hunter a chance to do both, at least not as a recruit. Hunter, however, will put pressure to have the possibility of proving that he can do it.