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Shedeur Sanders, Travis Hunter , Jimmy Horn Jr., and Will Sheppard were some of the superstars that shined during the Colorado Buffaloes' Pro Day.
The 2024 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award - given to the top college football quarterback - had one more chance to show NFL scouts and analysts his ing skills along his former teammates.
Meanwhile, the Heisman Trophy winner - a dual threat as a cornerback and a wide receiver- ran some routes that displayed his athleticism and skills. Both Sanders and Hunter skipped workouts at the NFL scouting combine and the Big 12 Pro Day, so Colorado's day was their opportunity to make one big final statement before the 2025 NFL Draft.
Travis complains about not having a chain
After their workouts, Shedeur Sanders got to spend some time with his former teammates Travis Hunter, Jimmy Horn Jr., Will Sheppard, and LaJohntay Wester, and they showed the comradery they have by performing a victory dance together.
The former college football players showed off their chains - some of them were massive - and Travis Hunter noticed that he was the only one who was not wearing one. "I ain't got nothing, I aint' got nothing." said the Georgia native, to which its former teammates told him that he needed to upgrade his game.
Social media s took notice of that, too, as they ed that Travis does have some nice chains that he has worn on public events in the past. "We've seen Travis ice lol at the Heisman ceremony. He ain't fooling this auntie!" wrote an X .
NFL Mock Draft has Travis Hunter going to Cleveland
NFL Draft analyst Chad Reuter wrote a Mock Draft with less than three weeks away (April 24-26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin), and he has Travis Hunter getting selected No. 2 overall by the Cleveland Browns and Shedeur Sanders going to the New York Giants, pick No. 3 overall.
"As good as (Cam) Ward will be for the Titans, Hunter is truly the top talent in this draft class. He's a unicorn, capable of starring on both sides of the ball because of his intelligence, quickness, elite ball skills and toughness. The Browns would do well to secure his services, then select a quarterback on Day 2." wrote Reuter.
The analyst also wrote that the New York Giants appear determined to field a deep quarterback room after enduring mediocre play at the position over the past few seasons. "Quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston are nice additions who should ensure a strong veteran presence that could help Sanders settle in as the team's future QB1." he added.