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.

Just about everyone is pegging Travis Hunter to the Browns in the NFL draft. The top draft experts explain why.

As draft night approaches, Dan Labbe and Mary Kay Cabot dissected the Browns’ options at pick No. 2, with both acknowledging the uniqueness of Hunter’s potential as both a receiver and cornerback.