INDIANAPOLIS – MLB has Shohei Ohtani. The NFL has Noway Ohtani.
The prevailing opinion from former players, general managers, coaches and reporters at the NFL combine is that Travis Hunter should stick to one side of the ball.
That would be a mistake. No two ways about it.
Don’t cut off the unicorn’s horn. We already have enough standard horses in the stable.
The worst thing a team drafting him could do? Don’t let him try to play cornerback and receiver.
“They say, ‘Nobody has ever done it, for real, the way I do it,’ but I tell them, ‘I’m just different,'” Hunter said Thursday at the largest media scrum for any player this year.