What’s the craziest NIL deal you’ve heard of? The post Travis Hunter’s One-of-a-Kind NIL Deal With $43B Giants Inspires $454K ...

Pat Surtain II thinks he could does some two-way work like Travis Hunter. Surtain spoke with Denver Westword’s Catie Cheshire ...

Sanders gave his reaction to Hunter's situation in an interview on the "Tamron Hall ... "As soon as I seen Travis get up, then I thought it was appropriate to stand up, greet him, congratulate ...

In Rang’s mock, Hunter isn’t the top pick. He’s slotted at No. 3 overall, heading to the New York Giants. The top spot goes ...

At least three NFL teams see two-way college star Travis Hunter as mainly playing defense ... The reigning Heisman Trophy winner said in December interview with NFL.com's Mark Schlabach that ...

NCAAF. Deion Sanders reacts to NFL firing that could change future of Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter NCAAF. Deion Sanders to block Shedeur's NFL Draft dreams? Boomer Esiason reveals stunning ...

Travis Hunter nearly ended two incredible young careers in one fell swoop on Friday night. The Colorado star was in attendance at the Polynesian Bowl on Friday night and watched 5-star wide ...

Colorado Buffaloes two-way player Travis Hunter and his fiancée Leanna Lenee are going strong after the public controversy over their relationship last month. Hunter and Lenee stepped away from ...

Travis Hunter is projected to be one of the first ... but I'm going to still do it in the NFL," Hunter explained during a Friday feature interview with ESPN's Mark Schlabach.

Travis Hunter's mom, Ferrante Edmonds, reposted Hunter's award-winning post graphic on her Instagram story. (Credits: IG/Ferrante Edmonds) During a Monday interview with TMZ Sports, former ...

For the first time in nearly three weeks, Travis Hunter and his fiancee, Leanna Lenee, made a public appearance on the red carpet at Sports Illustrated's annual award show. Lenee and Hunter's ...

Travis Hunter quickly slipped into a week of intense ... in February and plans to tie the knot in May 2025. During the interview, Cenat subtly urges the public to respect their privacy.