The NFL Draft is always full of intrigue, but by far the most interesting storyline to some is where Travis Hunter goes on Thursday and how good of a two-way player he will be. Does anyone really know how the Hunter two-way experiment will work in the NFL?

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported on Wednesday that it's "at least in the realm of conversation" that the Jaguars could trade up from No. 5 to No. 2 to take Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter. According to Rapoport, "conversations are expected to go on" in the hours leading up to the draft.

En route to helping lead Deion Sanders' squad to a 9-4 record this past season, Hunter dominated on both sides of the football, playing around 1,500 snaps on the year. He won eight major awards, headlined by the Heisman Trophy (most outstanding player), Bednarik Award (best defensive player) and the Hornung Award (most versatile).