One of the biggest questions from the NFL Draft this year is whether the team that picks top prospect Travis Hunter will use him as a wide receiver or a cornerback, but is there a third position the former Colorado star could line up as?

While it is unclear whether Travis Hunter is viewed as a receiver or a cornerback, the NFL Draft prospect is confident he can play both sides of the ball.

Colorado receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter met with the media at the NFL Combine Thursday. Hunter is projected to be a top-five pick.

The league released figures for franchise and transition tags on Friday, a day after announcing the salary cap has increased to a record-high $279.2 million in 2025. Linebackers are second to quarterbacks with a franchise number of $25,

The NFL and the NFLPA have agreed to a 2025 salary cap figure of $279.2 million. So what does this mean for the Indianapolis Colts? Compared to last year's salary cap figure of $255.4 million, this is a boost for the Colts--and the rest of the NFL--of just under $24 million.