Hello and welcome to the Dynasty Dude Podcast.

I'm your host, Corey Evans.

This week's show is titled 10 rookie nicknames based on skill set.

I had a lot of fun conducting this behind the scenes as I am in my deep dive of pre-draft rankings over on Patreon and quite simply my pre-draft process.

So I have 10 prospects that I have assigned nicknames to my own personal ideas based on what

I've seen on film in tandem with their production box score profiles out of the college scene.

Before I get to that, don't forget, I'm offering 10% off one-on-one roster calls for

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media platforms or DynastiduPod at gmail.com, we'll get that coordinated ASAP. So these are no specific order,

but again, the premise is I am assigning nicknames to 10 prospects based on how I evaluated their

skill sets. Up first is Travis Hunter, who I am naming the unicorn. He checked in at 6 feet, 188 pounds

at the combine for comparison. Consider Justin Jefferson is 6-1-195, so fairly close in size or stature.

Hunter did not test the combine as a wide receiver or cornerback.

In 2024, from a receiving standpoint in Colorado, 96 catches, 12.58 yardage-wise, 15 scores, 13.1 yards per catch.

Arguably, wide-receiver 1 overall numbers amongst his peers for the 2025 class

outlook. Travis Hunter is undoubtedly an elite wide receiver, as well as cornerback prospect

with an NFL role to be determined, depending if he goes first overall Tennessee, or

if he ends up with Cleveland.

The Giants, that is unknown. Each team, their preference for his skill set.

Nonetheless, Hunter could immediately become a franchise as wide receiver one or cornerback one as soon as he's drafted. He has a high football IQ. There's clear anticipation

in route running. Think about it. He has the instincts and

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