Playing in two ways and doing that at a high level, in a baseball And football is incredibly challenging.
But what is harder: what Shohei ohtani Does she work in a baseball or what Travis Hunter is doing in football?
“Probably I, what I do in football (is more difficult) because it’s a lot on your body,” Hunter told reporters at NFL Combane.
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Colorado defense back Travis Hunter (DB15) during a combination of NFL 2025 at the Lucas Oil Stadium. (Pictures Tanner Pearson-Hagn)
“Ohhtani, he’s a great player, but you have to do a lot in football.”
With the physical challenges of playing in two ways in both sports, there are many additional preparations to play in both directions.
No one played in two full-time ways at NFL from Hall of Famer Chuck Bednarik, who was an attacker and offensive midfielder for Philadelphia Eagles From 1949 to 1962. Coach Hunter’s College, Deion Sanders, also played both sides, but made his career Hall of Fame mainly as a return.
Okhtani succeeded as a two -way player with both of them Los Angeles Angels And Los Angeles Dodgers, because in his seven-year career he won three MVP.
Los Angeles Dodgers appointed striker Shohei Ohhtana as he celebrates the base for his solo home run during the ninth inning of a baseball match against the Washington National Park at the National Park on Tuesday, April 2, 2024, in Washington. The Dodgers won 4-1. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Last season, Ohhhtani did not perform because he recovered elbow surgery, but still won the NL MVP as a appointed striker.
Hunter is unwavering to want to play in both directions Nfl After succeeding in the corner and a wide reception in Colorado, winning the Heisman trophy 2024.
“I’ve been doing it for a long time, so I feel like I can continue that,” he said. “I hope they will let me go there 100% (in both), but that’s on the organization.”
Hunter-weekly six-foot routine and one of 185 pounds in Colorado He invited the early morning calls for waking, regular session of treatment, Solo Studio session to master the plans of the Games and understand the staff and the dedication to maintaining his body in superior form so that in the past two seasons he could play about 2,500 shootings.
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Wide receiver Colorado Buffaloes Travis Hunter (12) responds after winning against the Cowboy of the State of Oklahoma State on Fols Field. (Pictures Ron Chenoy-Hagn)
Sanders was fervently in his belief that Hunter could play in both directions in NFL.
Hunter is not working on a combination in Indianapolis, but said he interviewed the teams where he answered the questions and a wide receiver and a return return.
The team will draw Hunter to decide that he wants to schedule him, because the degree of difficulty is very high for playing in both directions, let alone doing so at a high level for a regular season of 17 games.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
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