Among the teams showing interest is the Dallas Cowboys, whose owner Jerry Jones has expressed a strong desire to acquire Travis Hunter, a highly regarded two-way player from Colorado projected to be drafted within the top four picks.

His impressive versatility is highlighted by the fact that he played a total of 1,484 snaps last season, the highest recorded for any player since at least 2017.

Alternatively, a trade with the New England Patriots at the No. 4 spot could involve the Cowboys giving up a first and second-round pick in the next draft, a sixth-round pick this year, and their 12th overall pick.

Hunter, who played under former Cowboy Deion Sanders, is known for his dual-threat capabilities as both a cornerback and receiver, which aligns perfectly with the Cowboys' current needs at those positions.

On offense, Hunter recorded 96 receptions for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns, while on defense, he made 36 tackles, defended 11 passes, and intercepted four.

To secure Hunter, the Cowboys would need to offer a significant trade package, which could include swapping their 12th overall pick for the second pick currently held by the Cleveland Browns, along with additional picks.

As the 2025 NFL Draft approaches, speculation is mounting about potential trades that could significantly reshape team strategies.