Travis Hunter - NFL Career History (Up to 2025)

College Career

• Jackson State (2022): Began his college career under head coach Deion Sanders. Became the first five-star recruit to commit to an HBCU in the modern era, making national headlines. Played both cornerback and wide receiver, showcasing elite versatility.
• Colorado (2023–2024): Transferred to Colorado when Sanders became head coach. Immediately became one of the most dynamic players in the country, excelling on both offense and defense.
• Two-Way Star: Hunter played significant snaps at both cornerback and wide receiver, something rarely seen in modern college football. His ability to lock down top receivers while also producing highlight plays on offense made him one of the most talked-about players in the nation.
• 2023 Season: In his Colorado debut against TCU, Hunter played over 100 snaps, recording an interception on defense and several key catches on offense. His two-way performance gained national attention.
• Awards: Earned recognition as a consensus All-American candidate and finalist for multiple awards, including those typically reserved for both offensive and defensive players.

Notable Accomplishments

• First modern-era five-star recruit to commit to an HBCU (Jackson State).
• Excelled as one of the few true two-way players in college football, drawing comparisons to legends like Charles Woodson.
• Became a face of the Deion Sanders-led Colorado program during its resurgence in national attention.
• Top-tier NFL prospect ranked as one of the most athletic and versatile players in the 2025 Draft class.

NFL Draft 2025

• Drafted: Round 1, Pick #2 by the Jacksonville Jaguars.
• Expectations: Seen as a potential franchise-changing player due to his ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball. While primarily drafted as a cornerback, there is potential for him to contribute offensively in select packages.

Personal and Interesting Facts

• Born May 18, 2003, in West Palm Beach, Florida.
• Known for his competitive spirit and willingness to play nearly every snap in key games.
• Often described as one of the most naturally gifted athletes of his generation.
• Mentored closely by Deion Sanders, who helped shape his path as a two-way player.