Colorado Buffaloes offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur oversaw Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter as they each recorded successful seasons in 2024, with Hunter becoming a Heisman Trophy winner and Sanders winning the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm award.

The NFL draft is right around the corner, and the closer it gets, the less of a consensus there is on where some of the top players will go. However, two players frequently in discussions to be some of the first players off the board also happen to be college teammates.

FOX Sports college football writer RJ Young explains why Colorado will remain a Big 12 contender without Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter.

In the world of elite college football, Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders are rising stars, gearing up for the NFL draft with their impressive performances. But in a lighter moment at the NFL Scouting Combine, the two Buffaloes showed off their creativity—sort of.

Urban Meyer said on "The Herd" that he thinks Colorado superstar Travis Hunter should be the No. 1 pick and play both offense and defense in the NFL.

With only a couple of moves reportedly completed early in the NFL offseason, the Cleveland Browns are not much different Tuesday afternoon, March 11th than they were when their season ended in January of this year.