Travis Hunter headed to Jacksonville on Blockbuster Deal, a team up with the Prince.

Says he wants to play both ways and currently has the second best odds.

Get this, for both offense and defensive rookie of the year.

Oh, third, what the heck happened?

Third best odds.

When I wrote this script, someone else might have wrote it like they wrote the next thing.

Oh, yeah. Now it's tied for third. Is this on the board that this could actually happen? All right, Jeff, pour cold water on it. It's pro football. It's too hard. You're too tired. Zero chance. Yeah, here's why. He could be one or the other, I think, very clearly, right?

But what he did at Colorado was he played full-time corner and then played some wide receiver.

Well, a lot of wide receiver, right? Yeah, a lot.

But he played on basically every given game, he played on one side of the field at wide receiver.

He had a limited route tree because you can do that when you play full-time corner and a little wide little some wide receiver right you

obviously put every play but the package of plays was little for him you can do that in the NFL

you can't be wide receiver and corner you could do the corner and the wide receiver and here's why

you know a college playbook let's say is this thick they're on ipads now but like this thick right

defense offense the NFL's like defense off you can't you don't have time A college playbook, let's say, is this thick. They're on iPads now, but like this thick, right? Defense, offense.

The NFL is, like, defense, all.

You don't have time to basically be prepared to do both.

Even Jacksonville?

And, yes, even Jacksonville.

Offensive playbook is a shorter, no.

But even then, like, so it's just, it's a lot of work to be a full-time cornerback and have a package of wide receiver plays. I think vice versa is just never going to happen.

Can I ask a question?

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