Travis Hunter Jokingly Reveals $40 Million Asking Price to Return to Colorado

The Colorado Buffaloes may have one of the most intriguing NFL draft prospects in the history of the sport in two-way star Travis Hunter.

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.

As a matter of fact, the latest CBS Sports mock draft has him being taken with the No. 1 overall pick. However, if Hunter wanted to return to college football, he technically could. It would just come at a monumental asking price, which he joked about in a recent Well Off video.

After someone off-camera asked how much it would cost to keep Hunter in Boulder, Hunter and the person behind the camera agreed on $40 million.

According to On3 , the highest NIL Valuation in college sports belongs to Hunter's teammate and quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, at $5.8 million. As for Hunter, he comes in at No. 3 with a valuation of $3.3 million. While his returning to college seems about as likely as a Buffalo flying, it would certainly be fascinating to see what colleges would offer him to play one final season.

Through five games, Hunter has racked up 46 catches for 561 yards and six scores on offense while notching 15 total tackles, three pass deflections and two picks on defense.

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