Buffaloes two-way star would be swayed for one-fourth of what Deion Sanders made during his 14-year NFL career

Travis Hunter agreed that it would take $40 million in order for him to stay with the Colorado Buffaloes and forego the NFL.

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Travis Hunter is gearing up for his Week 7 matchup against No. 18 Kansas State with a bold prediction. Known for his electric performances on both sides of the ball, the two-way star for the Colorado Buffaloes and a Heisman hopeful is adding some flair to his game by calling his shot for his next touchdown celebration—a backflip into a Spiderman pose.

Travis Hunter has thrust himself into the Heisman Trophy conversation with sparkling play on both sides of the football this season. When one watches Hunter's electric play, one can't help but conjure up memories of his coach Deion Sanders' spectacular college career.

There have been stars like Champ Bailey, Adoree' Jackson, Charles Woodson and even his coach, Deion Sanders, who have all made plays on both sides of the ball, but none of them matched the volume that Hunter contributes on offense and defense. Just five games into the season, it's become clear that Hunter will be a top draft pick.

Colorado two-way standout Travis Hunter seems to do something eye-catching each week to bolster his Heisman chances.

Deion Sanders doesn't want two-way Colorado star Travis Hunter to be compared to him, saying, "It's his turn now. I've had my turn."

Oh man, can you just picture the cost for a team that would want to retain a star like Travis Hunter for one more year alone? The post Travis Hunter Demands 90% of Deion Sanders' Wealth to Stay at Colorado and Delay NFL appeared first on EssentiallySports.