Travis Hunter, absolute phenom, absolute superstar, legend in the making, or so we all think.

The dilemma is this, though, what position does he play? A jack of all trades, better than a master of

one, but not a master of one. Travis Hunter, however, he's proven to be a master, we believe,

of both the receiver and the cornerback position. Shady Usangas praises earlier in the show. You, I would suggest,

her, the most accomplished person on daily sports television at this junction in time. So,

Shady, you know best about what it takes to compete at a high level. Your name, I was there in Philadelphia

when your name went into the Raptors. Nobody ever

will wear that number 25 jersey again. That, thus, up until this point, has been your ceiling.

What do you think Travis Hunter's ceiling gives in the NFL? Well, thank you, Ocho. Wow,

I said, oh, man. Quite the compliment. I like that. That's what LeBron James does,

his role. I like that. Nah, his sillis Hall of Famer, a gold jacket that you cannot buy or purchase.

That's what his selling is.

I think he's that good.

You ask his questions.

He's playing defense.

He's playing offense.

He's playing both because he's that good.

In this class, think about this for a second.

You have a whole draft of all these players from all around the world, right, all these different colleges.

He's the best wide receiver in the draft.

He's the best quarterback in the draft.

He's the best overall player in the draft.

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