Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel jabs Travis Hunter, tells prospect he's 'not the only one to play two ways'
Mike Vrabel jokes about Travis Hunter’s desire to be ‘two-way’ player in NFL
What Mike Vrabel told Travis Hunter at the NFL Scouting Combine
Mike Vrabel Reveals Patriots' Plan With No. 4 Pick
The NFL Combine has kicked off in Indianapolis, sparking the beginning of the NFL Draft season. After a poor 2024, the New England Patriots have the fourth overall pick, and as things stand, the team is still figuring out what it will do with it.
Mike Vrabel: Patriots to Consider 'Every Option' with No. 4 Pick, Including Trade
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How much could potential Titans pick Hunter impact game on both sides of ball?
The most common comparison, of course, is Hunter’s coach at Colorado, Deion Sanders, who mixed in some wide receiver play during his Hall of Fame career at cornerback. But Sanders caught as many as 10 passes only in one season (36 in 1996), as his offensive appearances were generally more of the cameo variety.
Travis Hunter already has coaches and executives convinced he can be two-way player in NFL
Travis Hunter can become the league's first true two-way player in decades, and maybe even play special teams, too.