There isn't another prospect in the 2025 NFL draft quite like Colorado's Travis Hunter—and may not have been one in the past half-century. Sure, there have been players who have dabbled on both sides of the ball—catching a few passes here and there while playing cornerback.

The sky is the limit for Travis Hunter’s confidence heading into the 2025 NFL Draft. Hunter, 21, told reporters at the NFL combine on Thursday that he believes being a two-way football player is more difficult than what Shohei Ohtani does in the MLB.

Hunter played both offense and defense for the Buffaloes over the last two seasons and won the Heisman Trophy for his accomplishments in 2024. Now in Indianapolis this week for the NFL scouting combine, he was asked at his very crowded media availability which feat was harder—his or Ohtani's—and gave a pretty controversial answer.