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The Packers might have a Travis Hunter of their own, and his name is Bo Melton.
The backup receiver, who has played in 22 games the last two seasons in Green Bay, not only played his regular position, but he also flipped over to the other side of the ball and played some cornerback during Tuesday's minicamp practice. It was partially out of necessity after cutting Jaire Alexander and being down a couple of injured corners (Kalen King and Micah Robinson), but coach Matt LaFleur seemed to genuinely believe Melton could play both ways.
Sure enough, within the same team period, Melton caught a pass from Jordan Love and also tried to break up one intended for tight end Tucker Kraft.
«That was definitely confusing,» Love said.
Melton's brother, Max, is a second-year cornerback with the Cardinals, and Matt LaFleur joked that this was Bo's chance to show he's the better defender.
«I know obviously there's a lot of attention with
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