Both Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter have been rumored to be in play for the No. 1 pick in next year’s NFL Draft.

Colorado stars Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter will play in the Buffaloes' postseason bowl game despite declaring for the NFL Draft, coach Deion Sanders said Tuesday. The decisions eschews a trend of highly ranked players opting out to prepare for the draft.

Travis Hunter made a pair of proclamations when he announced he’s 'for sure' turning pro after this season, but not until he sees Colorado all the way to a Big 12 title and CFP berth.

On a Thursday in Deion Sanders’ world that saw Ju Ju Lewis unofficially enter CU’s orbit, Travis Hunter decided to more or less made his exit official.

Colorado star Travis Hunter said during a Zoom call Thursday that he is "definitely" entering the 2025 NFL Draft after his junior season wraps up. Hunter, who starts at both wide receiver and cornerback for the No.

The Colorado star is highly considered a top option for the No. 1 pick in April, even earning that spot in SI's most recent NFL Mock Draft. The team securing the No. 1 pick hasn't been determined yet, but the Jacksonville Jaguars currently hold that spot.

As Colorado prepares to end its regular season on Saturday against Oklahoma State, head coach Deion Sanders made it clear that stars Shedeur Sanders

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders said that the team's two biggest stars are playing in the Buffaloes' bowl game this season. According to Jake Schwanitz of DNVR Sports, Sanders told reporters on Tuesday that quarterback Shedeur Sanders and wide receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter won't be done with the Buffaloes after Friday's clash with the Oklahoma State Cowboys.