Travis Hunter Prefers a 10-Year NFL Career Over $1 Billion Guaranteed for a Personal Reason

What pick will Travis Hunter be in the 2025 NFL Draft? Unlike his college teammate and friend Shedeur Sanders, Hunters range of outcomes isnt that large.

At this point, the Tennessee Titans appear locked in on Cam Ward with the No.

1 overall selection.

But once that choice is solidified, Hunter is primed to go at any moment.With early draft status comes a nice paycheck.

Hunter, who has a net worth of $6 million already, would make $41 million over four years if hes the No.

2 pick.

If he slides to No.

5 overall, hed pocket $36 million over the same period of time.Hunter admits the money hes about to receive is a nice perk.

However, hed never place his desire for cash over his love of the game.

He reinforced this belief on the most recent episode of The Travis Hunter Show.

During the program, Hunter essentially told co-host Kaden Sonnabend theres no dollar figure that would make him give up football$200 million is a lot of money...

but no, Id rather have...

10 years guaranteed in the NFL...

I just love football...

[$1] billion guaranteed or 10-year NFL career? I still do the 10-year NFL career...

thats a long time, but also, its fun.

[I] just have fun playing football the whole time.

Travis HunterHunter added that, once you get a certain amount of money...

its gonna be sitting there.

Hed rather have a tremendous legacy in the league than excessive dough sitting in the bank.

In this day and age, thats not something many young people would prioritize.

But Hunter, as he has shown on the football field, is a different breed.Travis Hunter reveals NFLs toughest positionHunters love of football is evident every time he steps on the gridiron.

He literally played more football than every other player in the country last season based on snap count.

And hes not content with limiting himself to one role in the NFL.

He wants to continue manning two starting spots as a professional.It obviously wont be easy for Hunter to accomplish that mission.

But even if he does, he doesnt think doing so is more difficult than playing quarterback.

Hunter told Sonnabend youve got to have incredible intelligence to succeed as a passer in the NFL.Quarterback is the toughest position.

Cant everybody throw.

Everybody cant throw.

Quarterback is definitely the hardest position.

And I already play two tough positions...

you gotta know everybodys job...

playing quarterback, you gotta be a valedictorian.

You gotta ace the test...

every single time.

Travis HunterHunter isnt wrong.

Many talented collegiate quarterbacks failed to meet expectations once they became professionals because of the extra attention to detail thats required.

You cant solely count on your physical gifts to carry you through when youre battling other professionals every down.That last aspect, of course, is true no matter what position you play.

Hunter knows this better than anyone.

Hes already doing everything he can behind the scenes to give himself a chance to handle wide receiver and cornerback duties in the NFL.

Now, hes just hoping whichever franchise adds him on Apr.

24 wont hold him back.The post Travis Hunter Prefers a 10-Year NFL Career Over $1 Billion Guaranteed for a Personal Reason appeared first on The SportsRush..

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