Welcome back. It's the big blue banter New York Giants football podcast. I'm Dan Schneier.

Join us always my coach, Nick Falado. It's draft season. That means it's time to do prospect

profiles. It's time to get into all of the players the Giants are considering with the third

overall pick. It's funny, Nick, because there were years in the past where the Giants were picking.

And we even have one recently in the

20s or 17s. And it would be a lot harder to predict this and narrow it down to players who are

in play. But nowadays, it's top pick. So we know it's going to be only a few players unless they

trade down. And I don't think they're going to trade down. And this player might be one of the

reasons why. And that player we're profiling today is Travis Hunter out of Colorado, the cornerback slash wide receiver. I mean, we've hinted at it before.

I'll hint at it again. This is the player I want in this draft class. Last draft class,

it was Drake May for me. I loved Drake May. This draft class, it is Travis Hunter. And so we'll

talk about today why. We'll talk about a lot of things,

how he is as a corner, how he projects as a receiver, how the giants might use him if they

draft him and things of that nature. But where's a good place to start for Travis Hunter?

Good place to start, Dan. I'm not even sure because there really is no, there was nobody else

who has said an example similar to Travis Hunter, right?

I've heard people in the draft community say like a champ Bailey type when it comes to his

cornerbacking skills. But this is, this is a player who could play either wide receiver or

a corner back. And I think there is a realistic outcome where he could play full-time corner

and then part-time wide receiver. I don't think he'll be able to do both because there's

17 games in a season and he's not the biggest guy in the world and that wear and tear will

certainly and the fatigue will certainly catch up with him because I believe he is a human

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