Cleveland Browns GM Andrew Berry told reporters on Thursday that if they drafted Travis Hunter they would not not plan to cap his usage, comparing the Colorado star to MLB's Shohei Ohtani.

Cleveland holds the No. 2 pick in next week's NFL Draft and has not tipped its hand about the direction it is going to go in.

Browns general manager Andrew Berry said Thursday during his pre-draft press conference that he still views Travis Hunter as a receiver, but that he won’t cap his ability to play both ways. “One of the things that you can’t probably fully appreciate until you actually see Travis play live is just his elite conditioning,