Travis Hunter's 'fisherman' habit makes being a 2-way star possible, Browns coach says

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Top NFL Draft prospect Travis Hunter has made his intentions clear for his rookie season – he only intends to play for a team that will utilize him on both sides of the ball. While some NFL coaches have expressed reservations about being a two-way star at the professional level, one coach seems to believe it’s possible. 

Speaking to the media on Wednesday, Cleveland Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski said he spoke with the former Colorado star about those concerns. He said based on their conversation, he believes Hunter is "equipped to do both." 

Cornerback Travis Hunter of the Colorado Buffaloes hits the Heisman Pose after making an interception during the game against the UCF Knights at FBC Mortgage Stadium on Sept. 28, 2024 in Orlando, Florida. (Don Juan Moore/Getty Images)

"You know, I remember having a conversation with him about, ‘There’s only so many hours in the day, so you’re going to have to meet extra with this coach or that coach,’ and he made a comment that he’s a fisherman. He gets up at 5 in the morning quite often, so that’s not a problem for him in terms of maximizing his day."

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Stefanski added that Hunter "is somebody that is uniquely equipped to do both."

Hunter is projected to be selected by the Browns with the No. 2 overall pick, and the move would make sense for the Heisman Trophy winner based on Stefanski’s remarks. 

Hunter recently said he would rather quit football altogether than be stuck to just one position. 

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