While Hunter was drafted to play two positions, he will be paid as if he is playing at one, for now. According to Spotrac, being taken second overall means Hunter will sign a four-year deal valued at over $48.7 million. A mark that means he will be paid over $12.1 million per year.

Hunter's teammate Shedeur Sanders and coach Deion Sanders were excited to see Hunter get drafted by the Jaguars, but like many others, questioned the Browns' decision to trade away the chance to take a generational talent in Hunter. "They traded the pick. That's crazy, bro," Shedeur said. "... I don't know how they traded Trav though."

For the past week, despite an air of uncertainty, Colorado two-way star and Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter has been expected to go to the Cleveland Browns