Titans coach Brian Callahan says Travis Hunter could play offense and defense in NFL

You may think a team has the first comprehensive selection of the draft that will be interested in a player who is considered by many to be the best player in the corner and The best future in this year’s American Football Association’s draft.

Especially if this player can play both positions in the US Football Association.

Travis Hunter won the Hysman Cup with Colorado Last season, he plays the starring and pillar. It has been discussed for several months if it would be more convenient in the corner or recipient at the next level.

Brian Kalhan, Tennessee coach Joofreh, who chose his team for the first time in general, said on Tuesday in the American Scout Football Association that brings together “very realistic” that the fisherman can play both directions in the American Football Association, as he did in the college.

Callahan, adding that he believes that Hunter will start in the rear corner is interesting. It will be very difficult to be a full -time player on both sides of the ball. Hunter College coach, Dion Sanders, the closest to the modern American Football Association, came with 36 trap of Dallas Copules in 1996 while he was the Upper Football Association.

“I think he can,” said General Manager, Mike Burgonzi, General Manager, said, Via Terry McCramek from TitanSinsider.com. “I saw that.”

The belief of Hunter can do both, to some extent, they may not raise their hands when it comes to the first choice. They need Qurtbbeck, and the resources of Miami Still favorite To be taken with the first choice. If it doesn’t go with the QB, then Penn State Pass Rusher Abdul Carter is a great possibility of value mode.

But the hunter’s question is great. The first five selection is likely to be. Whatever the position he plays may be determined by the team he describes, and how they look at him as a player.

Perhaps, he will end up playing in the American Football Association.