Many NFL executives believe Hunter is the favorite to go second to the Browns. He has a chance to be a transcendent playmaker on both sides of the ball unlike anything the NFL has

Hunter's college head coach, Deion Sanders, says Hunter could be a starter on both sides, not just starting on one side and moonlighting for a few snaps on the other side. "It’s not like it hasn’t been done, but he’s done it at a whole other level in college," Sanders said in an interview with Yahoo Sports' Charles McDonald. "So why not?"

The Pats hope two QBs are taken in the first three picks, which would ensure that either Hunter or Carter falls to them at No. 4.