NFL Mock Draft predicts that the Tennessee Titans will draft a Colorado player at No. 1. Is it QB Shedeur Sanders or CB/WR Travis Hunter?

With the college football season concluded, NFL teams will be further scouting the incoming class. Heisman trophy winner Travis Hunter is considered as one of the top prospects in

Former Tennessee Titans running back ... Johnson tweeted Tuesday that "We got to take Travis at 1," alluding to Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter. Hunter is the reigning Heisman Trophy winner ...

Former Colorado Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter is projected at the No. 5 overall pick by the Jacksonville Jaguars in The 33rd Team's latest NFL mock draft from Kyle Crabbs, founder of NDT Scouting and co-founder of The Draft Network.

The Tennessee Titans may hold the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL draft, but NFL veteran Jalen Collins is pouring cold water on the idea that Travis Hunter alone can turn their fortunes around.

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Tennessee Titans legend Chris Johnson tweeted the Titans should pick Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter with the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.

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Earlier this afternoon former Colorado star Travis Hunter shared his reaction to the report that former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck received a $10 million

Colorado Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter won the Heisman Trophy this season after a dominant year. He is projected to be a top-five pick in the draft and is viewed by many as the best player overall.

The Packers finished 26th in pass rush win rate in 2024, making edge rusher a natural need. Scourton didn’t have as much of an impact at Texas A&M this year as anticipated after his transfer from Purdue, but he remains supremely talented.