Colin Cowherd· Feb 24, 2025
Cowherd believes Matt Stafford's public negotiation posturing means he ultimately stays in Los Angeles, and he flags Travis Hunter as a high draft pick who could underachieve because trying to play both cornerback and receiver full-time will hurt him.
“I'm gonna throw Travis Hunter out as a player that could be that could underachieve.”
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Matthew Stafford to move to Los Angeles Rams
“So when I when I see the Matt Stafford stuff, my take is Matt wants to stay in Los Angeles... So I think he'll be a Ram”
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- Draft Bust CallsTravis HunterFeb 24, 2025
Travis Hunter to disappoint at the next level
“There's going to be a couple players in the top fifteen that will be busts... I'm gonna throw Travis Hunter out as a player that could be that could underachieve.”
Not settled yet. This is graded once the result is in.
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