Imagine this: you’ve just bagged the Heisman. You’re the hottest two-way player since Bo Jackson, and you’re chilling in Hawaii at the Polynesian Bowl, living the dream. Then bam, one celebratory slip, and the entire football world’s holding its breath like it’s fourth-and-goal. Travis Hunter’s got every NFL team drooling over his talent, but an injury scare during a post-touchdown celebration had everyone panicking for a hot minute.

But what did the scouts say after the dust settled? Oh, it’s about to get spicy!

Travis Hunter has been the name on every NFL scout’s clipboard, and for good reason. The Heisman-winning phenom has been unstoppable on both sides of the ball, turning games into IG highlight reels. But his little slip-up in Hawaii had the football world tripping. After Oregon commit Dakorien Moore pulled off a jaw-dropping one-handed 75-yard touchdown, Hunter sprinted onto the field to celebrate like a kid at recess. Then, boom—slip, tumble, and chaos. Fans freaked, social media exploded, and scouts? They had their advice ready.

Big-time NFL scout Ryan Wilson didn’t hold back on 247Sports. “I think he starts at cornerback because that’s his more natural position,” he said, praising Hunter’s defensive instincts. “He’s slight of frame, but he’s incredibly strong. And we know how fast and twitchy he is. But when Jalen Ramsey gets his hands on you, or when Patrick Surtain gets his hands on you, how do you redirect and get off the line of scrimmage?”

Wilson’s advice was crystal clear: keep him at the corner, sprinkle in offensive plays, and let him dominate both ways.

The Patriots are sitting pretty at No. 4 in the draft, and Hunter might be their golden ticket. Mike Vrabel could craft a defense so scary, offenses might fake injuries to avoid playing them. Now pairing Hunter with Christian Gonzalez? Boy, that duo would literally feed families in Foxborough.

That’s like having Jordan and Pippen in cleats. But if Mike Vrabel swerves toward offense, Arizona receiver Tetairoa McMillan might snag the spot, leaving Hunter for the Browns—or maybe even the Jaguars at 5.

What does Travis Hunter’s NFL stance look like?

Aight, let’s talk franchises now. Before ya’ll coming at me with a pitchfork, hear out. The Browns at No. 2 could be the perfect fit for Hunter—if everything goes according to plan. Look, we all know Cleveland needs a QB, real fast. They can get an experienced QB in the off-season and focus on their defense/offense. Cleveland’s front office sees him as a generational talent, but their draft history? Let’s just say it’s hit or miss.

They can get either Shedeur or Cam Ward. It’s totally up to them because rookie QBs rarely survive that Ohio brain rot. Meanwhile, the Giants lurk at No. 3, desperate for a spark. Owner John Mara’s frustration with the team’s mediocrity is no secret and Hunter could be their saving grace.

So, which team lands this unicorn? Will it be the Patriots building a dynasty, the Browns taking a chance, or the Giants betting big? The draft’s got more drama than a Drake album drop, and Hunter’s the headline act.

One thing’s for sure—wherever he goes, he’s bringing the sauce. No lie.