"Doesn't drink, doesn't smoke": Travis Hunter gets a massive shoutout from Pat McAfee & Co as Heisman frontrunner inches closer to NFL
Travis Hunter seems en route to win the Heisman this season. He has been the talk of the footballing world because of his standout performances both in the front and at the back.
The No. 12 wide receiver is a top pick for the NFL 2025 draft. On "The Pat McAfee Show," the company talked a lot about the Heisman frontrunner's potential and expectations from him.
"He's like super megastar. You're getting a superstar who doesn't drink, doesn't smoke, no red flags, love ball roll."
This season, Hunter has recorded 1,152 receiving yards, 14 touchdowns and 92 receptions. Over the past two seasons with the Colorado Buffaloes, under Coach Prime's guidance, he has also tallied 62 tackles and seven interceptions.
When asked about Hunter’s NFL draft prospects, here’s what Mike Lombardi had to say:
"I'm going to draft him as a defensive player because he might, he might score five touchdowns, intercept and passes. His hands are that good. He's never out of balance when you watch him play defense. The guy's always in position to catch the ball and defend it.
"One of the things defensive backs have to have, everybody talks about vertical speed. Yeah, that's really important. Thank you. But you have to have great balance to be able to change direction and not have wasted motion. And this kid does it effortlessly. It's really remarkable how good (he is)."
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Oregon Duck feels Ashton Jeanty should win over Travis Hunter
While the panel on the show seemed highly impressed with Travis Hunter, the 'Oregon Duck' came on "The Pat McAfee Show" and dropped a strong statement in favor of Ashton Jeanty:
"Snaps ain't a stat tho"
The 'Oregon Duck', a man dressed in the costume of the team's mascot, made a surprise appearance.
Ashton Jeanty is the second favorite to win the Heisman. The Boise State RB has amassed 2,288 yards, including 28 touchdowns in 312 rushing attempts. Jeanty still has the championship game coming up on Saturday against UNLV to further add to these unbelievable numbers.
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