One of the biggest questions of the 2025 NFL Draft is whether Travis Hunter will be a wide receiver or cornerback at the next level. One expert thinks he'll do both.

Hunter’s tireless energy is why he’s among the favorites in the Heisman race, with Miami QB Cam Ward currently having the best odds, according to BetMGM Sportsbook. Colorado’s lone Heisman winner was tailback Rashaan Salaam in 1994 when he rushed for 2,055 yards.

University of Colorado Boulder player Travis Hunter has just inked the “Smartest NIL Deal Ever” when he connected with NerdWallet.

Sanders has served as a mentor to Hunter since the five-star recruit pivoted from Florida State to join Sanders at Jackson State. Hunter then followed his coach to Colorado, where last season he earned first-team All-American and first-team Academic All-American accolades.

Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders knows something about playing both ways in the NFL, and he believes that Buffs cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter can continue his two-way dominance on Sundays.

Colorado football wide receiver and defensive back Travis Hunter is making his case for the Heisman trophy. While Hunter plays two positions, former Seattle Seahawks defensive back Richard Sherman believes that he can’t play both positions in the NFL.

Deion Sanders discussed Travis Hunter's potential for success in the NFL, emphasizing his ability to play both offense and defense effectively. Sanders noted that the slower tempo of the NFL would provide more rest for Hunter.

Richard Sherman may have bad news for Colorado Buffaloes sensation two-way Travis Hunter ahead of NFL career. Colorado Buffaloes phenom Travis Hunter has left college football spectators in awe as he continuosly performs on both sides of the ball.