You're an NFL GM that has drafted Travis Hunter

[ClonerJams]

Which side of the ball are you playing him on?

 

[dosry5]

totally depends on the team and their needs

 

[peteypie]

Both. He has proven he can do both

 

[Clonehomer]

CB to start his career. Once he loses a step a bit and can’t be that lockdown defender, move him to WR. Great CB’s are hard to come by. WR’s are more plentiful.

 

[madguy30]

Both. He has proven he can do both

The NFL is a completely different beast.

I'd draft him as a slot.

 

[inCyteful]

Charles Woodson him. Def and special team.

 

[JP4CY]

Corner to start with a WR package.

 

[DSMCy]

I’d go WR
It’s an offensive league

 

[Fall Creek]

Hunter might be the best athlete at CB immediately in the NFL, I think that he'd instantly take a side of the field away at CB.

 

[GMackey32]

Immediately start him at CB. Once acclimated to the pros, start working him into packages on offense.

 

[CySmurf]

I’d go WR
It’s an offensive league

Which is why great corners are hard to find. He should go corner IMO

 

[TABack]

Both. He has proven he can do both

He can not play the amount he does in the NFL. He'll have to pick, NFL is a different beast with skill guys.

 

[stewart092284]

Receiver. He's a great athlete but IDK if he's a true great corner. He is without a doubt a great receiver.

He may every easily be a great corner as well but the other thing is - its easy to counter that. Run the ball. Throw short and make him tackle. Throw to the other side. How many titles did Revis win?

So I go receiver so I can make sure he's a bigger part of the game.

 

[gocy444]

DB. There’s tons of elite WRs. An elite DB is like gold.

 

[Clark]

Hunter might be the best athlete at CB immediately in the NFL, I think that he'd instantly take a side of the field away at CB.

The NFL doesn't work like that anymore. There is no such thing as a cb who can take away an entire half of the field.