Colorado football stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter have been the talk of the NFL Draft. No one understands that more than Buffaloes offensive coordinator, Pat Shurmur. While Shurmur gave Hunter a superpower take,

Urban Meyer said on "The Herd" that he thinks Colorado superstar Travis Hunter should be the No. 1 pick and play both offense and defense in the NFL.

During his college career, Hunter was a two-way star. He was an exceptional wide receiver and a playmaking cornerback as well. Urban Meyer, the longtime college football and NFL head coach, spoke out recently about how he would use Hunter at the professional level. "I'd play him both ways," Meyer bluntly stated.

Travis Hunter is different. The reigning Heisman Trophy winner who starred at both wide receiver and cornerback for the Jackson State Tigers and Colorado Buffaloes in three seasons of college football, is aiming to choose the path less followed and continue to be a two-way player in the NFL.

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With only a couple of moves reportedly completed early in the NFL offseason, the Cleveland Browns are not much different Tuesday afternoon, March 11th than they were when their season ended in January of this year.