Anarchy99
Footballguy
Similar to what he did this season at Colorado (ie, where he is considered an every down player on offense and defense). As others have mentioned, I expect his new team may have a small package of plays for him situationally on offense. Maybe 6 or 8 snaps a game. Deion only had one season with double digit receptions. Maybe Hunter gets 15 or 20. Deion's biggest season on offense was 67 targets. I don't think the new Sanders gets anything near that. I would guess 95%+ of defensive snaps and 5-10% of snaps on offense depending on the game.Of course no given he’ll be the top CB either.I don't think it's a given that he would be a Top 13 WR
I’m just saying if he believes in himself to be a top WR in the league there is more money to be had at that position. Higher ceiling in pay, lower bar to pass to make what the best CB's make.
What is significant to you?don't think any team will allow him to be a significant contributor on ball sides of the ball . .
Just because Hunter believes he is a top WR doesn't mean the NFL does. Other players in the past have wanted to play one position, but their teams didn't acquiesce. What is Hunter going to do if the team drafting him says he is a CB only . . . will he refuse to play?
What do you consider a significant contribution? What percentage of snaps do you think he will play of defensive snaps and offense snaps? What sort of offensive totals would you project him at?