Travis Hunter has emphasized his desire to play both wide receiver and cornerback in the NFL, and it appears the New York Giants are willing to make that wish a reality if the Heisman Trophy winner falls to them at No. 3 in next week’s NFL draft.Speaking during his annual pre-draft news conference Wednesday, New York general manager Joe Schoen said that the Giants “would not be afraid” to line up Hunter on both sides of the ball.Schoen said that “I wouldn’t doubt the kid. He’s that type of athlete. He’s had that type of production, the number of snaps he plays in a game, doesn’t sit down, goes over, gets a drink of water and gets back out on the field.”So, he’s got that type of athleticism, he’s got the right mindset, he’s a great kid. So, I wouldn’t doubt him.”While NFL executives have said that Hunter could develop into a Pro Bowl player at either position, Hunter made headlines earlier in the week when he said he would never play football again if a team told him he could not play both wide receiver and cornerback.”Because I’ve been doing it my whole life,” Hunter told CBS Sports, “and I love being on the football field. I feel like I could dominate on each side of the ball, so I really enjoy doing it.”