Travis Hunter is one of the most dynamic CFB players of all time. At the Combine, the potential Jaguars pick wants to mirror what he did in college.

Indianapolis for the NFL scouting combine this week. However, the demand to talk to just one player may be far greater than anyone else. With Thursday marking the first official day of drills for the defensive linemen and linebackers,

Travis Hunter arrived at the NFL's annual scouting combine with a Heisman Trophy resume, an invitation to work out at two positions and ready to answer any and all questions.

Travis Hunter is set to speak at NFL Combine on Thursday, and the biggest statement he can make is one for which he desires: prove he can do it all.

Travis Hunter will arrive at the NFL’s annual scouting combine listed as a cornerback. By the end of this week, he could be so much more. Hunter’s emergence as

A Unique Dual Threat. Travis Hunter’s ability to excel on both sides of the ball has caught the attention of NFL executives. Titans head coach Brian Callahan called Hunter’s s

NFL Draft begins on April 25. Colorado Buffaloes star Travis Hunter is a top prospect. Denver Broncos general manager George Paton spoke at the 2025 NFL Combine, and he believes Hunter should play both wide receiver and cornerback in the NFL.

One of the biggest questions from the NFL Draft this year is whether the team that picks top prospect Travis Hunter will use him as a wide receiver or a cornerback, but is there a third position the former Colorado star could line up as? At the 2025 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, Hunter was seen throwing passes to other prospects.

Hunter reeled in 96 catches for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns - all career-highs. The Jackson State transfer led the Big 12 in receptions and touchdown catches, and only one player had more yards. With 11 passes defended and four interceptions, the Heisman winner had a career year on defense, too.

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