There's more than one star in Colorado, not just Shedeur Sanders — Travis Hunter exists, too. Hunter is a two-way phenom playing both sides of the ball in hopes of doing everything he can to secure a victory for Coach Prime. His efforts are noticeable and they're entertaining to watch.
As Sanders is expected to be a part of the next NFL Draft, Hunter has been thought of to do the same. The Tennessee Titans are seen to be the prime landing spot — far away from Colorado. Pro Football Focus's Trevor Sikkema has insight into his future.
"Hunter is an insane talent; he could legitimately be a starter at cornerback or wide receiver in the NFL," Sikkema prefaced before saying, "If he picks wide receiver, this could be a fun fit, adding a lot of speed to Tennessee's receiver room."
THunter is an insane talent and his skill set towers over many. It's rare to find a cornerback who can play wide receiver and vice versa — that kind of work can take a toll on your body in a hurry but I guess you could say that Hunter is "built differently."
Hunter is on board with the idea of topping Colorado's 4-8 record and with a year of playing against some of CFP's top competition, that will serve them well for the foreseeable future.
Travis Hunter is looking to have a big year during the 2024-25 campaign
Hunter during the 2023-24 season caught five touchdowns, 57 receptions and gained 721 total yards while averaging 12.6 per catch. His longest of the season stretched out to be 47 yards but on he also made impact on the defensive end, of course.
On the other side of the ball, Hunter had 31 total tackles while 23 of them were solo, eight assists and five passes defended. Not to mention, he had three interceptions as well.
Those numbers are expected to rise for what's potentially his last collegiate year.
The Titans would be lucky to have him.