“Could Travis Hunter Be the Secret Weapon in the Browns’ Bold Next Move?”

With the 2025 NFL Draft fast approaching, excitement—and perhaps a bit of anxiety—surrounds who might claim the No. 2 pick, particularly as fans speculate on the Cleveland Browns’ next move. So, what’s got everyone buzzing about Travis Hunter’s love life, and how does it connect to the draft? Beyond the glitz and glamour of game day, there’s more than just athletic prowess on display; there’s a personal narrative unfolding, shaping public interest. As insiders like ESPN’s Adam Schefter suggest that Hunter could be a top choice for the Browns, the question looms: will his multifaceted talents on the field overshadow any off-field drama? As we prepare for the big night, let’s dig into the dynamics at play in Ohio and what makes Hunter a standout prospect—and not just for his love life! LEARN MORE.

As we continue to barrel towards Day 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft, the top of the board is reportedly starting to take shape.

And while almost every credible football reporter has the Tennessee Titans taking Miami’s Cam Ward with the No. 1 pick, the Cleveland Browns have remained a bit of a question mark.

With Abdul Carter, Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders still presumably available, ESPN’s Adam Schefter seems to have information that the franchise is leaning towards selecting Colorado‘s Heisman Trophy winner at two.

Two-plus weeks ahead of the NFL Draft, there are signs that point to the Browns now using the No. 2 overall pick on Colorado standout Travis Hunter.

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“[The] thing with the draft, it’s a moving target,” Schefter explained Monday. “And it constantly evolves, and teams’ needs and desires change along the way as they go through the evaluation process.”

“… The latest intel now is that I believe Travis Hunter is the more likely pick at [No.] 2, today, a couple of weeks out of the NFL Draft, for a couple of different reasons,” the insider said.

“I think the Cleveland Browns watched him on Friday at his Pro Day and they saw somebody that can move like nobody else,” Schefter concluded. “I think that going into that day, they viewed him as somebody they can play at wide receiver and, I think, sprinkle in defensive back. So I think he could play two ways for them, but I think they may think of him more as a receiver than a cornerback.”

Travis is clearly a player worth taking at that position in the draft and it’s hard to imagine fans in Cleveland being too upset about it if that’s the direction the Browns choose to go in.

We’ll see what ultimately happens once they’re on the clock April 24.

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