As anticipation builds for the NFL draft just a week away, the fate of two-way sensation Travis Hunter hangs in the balance. What position will he dominate at the professional level? Will he shine on both sides of the ball?

Cleveland Browns General Manager Andrew Berry is sold on Hunter's potential, seeing him as a top-tier draft pick, even if he decides to specialize in just one position. He drew a fascinating comparison to MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani, highlighting the unique value Hunter brings to the table.

Berry remarked, "It's a little bit like Ohtani; when he's playing one side, he's an outstanding player. If he's a pitcher or a hitter, he's exceptional. But if you harness his abilities both ways, you get a real unicorn."

Hunter isn’t just any prospect; he's the No. 2 rated talent according to Scouts Inc. He made headlines in college football, clinching the Heisman Trophy while showcasing his athletic prowess. With a whopping 1,481 snaps—almost 300 more than any other player in the FBS—he racked up 15 touchdown catches and intercepted four passes, ranking among the best in the Big 12.

Amidst all the buzz, Hunter is currently favored to be picked by the Browns with the No. 2 selection. His aspirations are clear: he wants to continue making a mark on both offense and defense in the NFL.

Just like Ohtani, who has made headlines as a dual-threat player in Major League Baseball, Hunter brings a unique skill set to professional football. Ohtani, a three-time MVP, has dazzled as both a pitcher and a hitter, even winning his latest MVP while recovering from major surgery.

Berry noted that while the Browns primarily view Hunter as a wide receiver, they’re not entirely closing the door on his potential as a defensive back. The flexibility in their strategy for the No. 2 pick seems clear, with Berry stating, "We'll use the whole shot clock," indicating they’re ready to explore all options.