The Tennessee Titans say they won't pass up on a 'generational talent' in the 2025 NFL Draft. What does that mean for do-everything star Travis Hunter?

Ever since the offseason began for several teams and the first half of the NFL Draft order was decided, debates have sparked on what players will go where in the top five. In particular, the Cleveland Browns are the wild card when it comes to the top five.

While most watch film to learn traits of other players they can imbibe, Travis Hunter watches them to understand the “hard part” of the NFL.

Travis Hunter might be better off as a wide receiver rather than a defensive back, according to NFL Network’s Daniel Jeremiah. Jeremiah regularly evaluates the draft and Hunter is an enticing prospect this year.

Travis Hunter continues to captivate football fans and analysts alike with his unique personality, versatility, and insightful approach to life and the game. In

In Rang’s mock, Hunter isn’t the top pick. He’s slotted at No. 3 overall, heading to the New York Giants. The top spot goes to Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning, who just wrapped up his redshirt freshman season. Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith, a true freshman, comes in at No. 2.

In the latest NFL mock draft from CBS Sports, that’s the case with Hunter — Josh Edwards has the Patriots grabbing Hunter at No. 4, which would be really nice value there. Here’s his take on why:

NFL Draft is quickly approaching, with less than 100 days left. As the pre-draft process heats up, college football All-Star games and the NFL Combine