Travis Hunter is one of the most unique prospects the NFL Draft has ever seen. A two-way player, Hunter saw significant time at both wide receiver and cornerback throughout college. He excelled in both roles, potentially solving a number of questions for his next team.

Travis Hunter made sure to leave one more mark on the CU history books before he said good-bye. The Buffs’ two-way receiver/cornerback star and second-ever Heisman Trophy winner became the highest-ever CU player taken in the NFL draft Thursday night, being selected by Jacksonville with the No. 2 pick overall.

In a blockbuster move, the Jacksonville Jaguars traded up the opening night of the 2025 NFL Draft with the Cleveland Browns to get the No. 2 overall pick. The Jaguars selected Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter with the pick, marking the biggest acquisition in the early tenure of 34-year-old new general manager James Gladstone.