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Seen as the best receiver and the best cornerback in the entire draft, Travis Hunter could be one of the biggest stars for years in the league.

Snead protege James Gladstone, the first-year general manager of the Jacksonville Jaguars, made headlines on the first night of the draft by trading up to take cornerback/receiver Travis Hunter with the second overall pick.

It was a surprising development for Sanders, who recently saw his number retired at Colorado and saw Buffaloes teammate Travis Hunter taken with the second pick.

For instance, with Jacksonville trading up to draft two-way star Travis Hunter second overall, does that mean the Jaguars are going to get a bunch of prime-time games in 2025?

Regardless of what happened with Sanders, it turned out to be a big night for Colorado football, as Jacksonville traded up three spots to No. 2 to select dual-threat Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, a receiver and cornerback.