The Jacksonville Jaguars plan to use rookie Travis Hunter as an 'every-down' wide receiver and situational cornerback in Week 1, with the team aiming to keep opponents guessing about his role throughout the season, potentially making him one of the few players in NFL history to start at both positions in a game.
Norman Powell, a versatile NBA veteran, was traded to the Miami Heat in a surprising move, fulfilling a childhood dream and offering the team a flexible scoring and defensive option. Powell, who has played for multiple teams and was on the cusp of an All-Star season, sees himself as a key contributor and is excited about the opportunity to help rebuild the Heat's offense and defense, despite the initial shock of the trade.
Deebo Samuel of the San Francisco 49ers has become just the second player in NFL history to achieve 100 receiving yards, one rushing touchdown, and one receiving touchdown in back-to-back games. Samuel's versatility and impact on the team have been evident since his return from injury, with the 49ers winning five consecutive games. His recent performances have solidified his status as one of the league's most versatile offensive weapons, and he now holds the record for the most rushing touchdowns by a wide receiver in NFL history.
Mark Mitchell, a versatile defender and a dangerous offensive presence from the three-point line, has announced that he will return to Duke for his sophomore season. Mitchell's impact on the game goes beyond his stats, and he is a smart, versatile player who can defend and shoot well. With Mitchell, Sean Stewart, and Mackenzie Mgbako, Duke has a solid trio of 6-8-ish guys, and paired with a deep backcourt, they are a solid big man away from being scary good.