Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders has full confidence that ex-Buffaloes star athlete Travis Hunter can play full-time in the NFL at wide receiver

NFL prospects across the country are preparing for the upcoming draft in April. Over 250 players will have the opportunity to hear their names called during the three-day event. Among these players is Travis Hunter,

It's always good to see these players in person -- and yes, I've been accused (mostly by my podcast co-host Rick Spielman) of falling in love when I finally get eyes on these guys after watching them on tape for the last couple seasons -- and the 2025 draft cycle is no different.

In the latest NFL mock draft from CBS Sports, that’s the case with Hunter — Josh Edwards has the Patriots grabbing Hunter at No. 4, which would be really nice value there. Here’s his take on why:

Several NFL players have played both on offense and defense over the years. Perhaps the most famous modern player to do so was Pro Football Hall of Famer cornerback and Travis Hunter's coach at Colorado,

One player likely to be called early is Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter. The versatile star recorded 96 receptions for 1,258 yards and 15 touchdowns as a wide receiver. On defense, he finished the season with 36 tackles and four interceptions.

NFL campaign comes to an end, draft season is upon us. With that in mind, Bucky Brooks explores five burning questions looming around this prospect crop. Who is the QB3 in this class? Which position should Travis Hunter play?

NFL Draft will soon take center stage with prospects being put under the microscope. Teams and media members will dig into a player’s background to determine what kind of person they are while also going through their on-field ability with a fine-tooth comb.

But there is a generational TALENT in this class, and his name is Travis Hunter. Of course Hunter, who’s a practical lock to be drafted in the top-5 in April, plays both sides o