In a surprising announcement, University of Colorado’s standout quarterback Shedeur Sanders and star wide receiver Travis Hunter have decided to intervene in their career paths by opting out of the 2025 NFL Draft. Sanders, who has had an impressive season under head coach Deion Sanders, tweeted, ‘It’s not just about the draft for me; it’s about building something special here at CU.’ This decision has sparked discussions among fans and analysts regarding the implications for their futures. Shedeur completed the 2024 season with over 4,500 passing yards and 40 touchdowns, leading the Buffaloes to a successful campaign. Meanwhile, Hunter, who has been a dynamic dual-threat player, has contributed significantly with over 1,200 receiving yards in the same season. Coach Deion Sanders expressed his support, stating, ‘I can’t blame them for wanting to continue this journey together. They are laying the groundwork for greatness.’ Their decision casts uncertainty on their potential NFL careers but emphasizes their commitment to the college program. With both players widely regarded as top prospects, their choices will undoubtedly influence their futures and the collegiate football landscape.
Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter Opt Out of 2025 NFL Draft
