KDVR-The eyes of the football world were attracted to Colorado in this university football season, with some prominent players from the state.
Travis Hunter and Sydeur Sanders occupied the majority of the titles, and with Sanders in the draft on Saturday, both officially arrived at the American Football Association.
Although these two get the most interest, they are not the only players associated with Colorado who realized their dream of reaching the American Football Association. Among the players who came to Colorado to play to the indigenous people who sought opportunities outside the borders of the mandate of the centenary, they are the players who heard their names in the draft of the US Football Association 2025.
Travis Hunter, Jacksonville Jaguars: WR/CB
The most certain choice of The Bunch, Hunter had a great final university season. He won the Heisman Trophy Award, Biletnikoff Award for Best Reception and Bednarik Award for Best Defender.
Jacksonville Jaguars was traded to the second choice for the talents of the young star.
The most difficult part in the formulation of Hunter is trying to know the best way to take advantage of his rare talent on both sides of the ball.
Terrance Ferguson, Los Angeles Rams: Te
Ferguson is the Littleton local who took his talents to the West Coast after graduating from the secondary heritage school.
He had an impressive collective profession in Oregon, and left as a leader of the program ever among the narrow parties at receptions and receiving landing, while he finished second in the yard of receipt.
Ferguson moves to the south a little after it was formulated by choosing No. 46 by Los Angeles Rams.
Gunnar Helm, Tennesse Titans: Te
Colorado residents may have a brilliant talent to play a narrow end.
Helm, a Citizen of Englo, was taken by Tennessee Jansouni with a choice number 120 and will be at the recipient of the passes from General Selection No. 1, Cam Ward.
He trade at the University of Texas, and among all the narrow goals in university football, he finished 69 receptions (5 most), 786 hasty yards (the sixth most) and seven landing operations (equivalent to fifth place).
Shidor Sanders, Cleveland Brons: QB
Sanders soon became the central point of the largest story in the American Football Association’s draft.
It is originally expected to be a big choice in the draft after a prominent season at the University of Colorado Boldar, Sanders had to be patient because he saw what was not expected to have more than 100 names called before it.
The winner of the Big 12 HomeLED Player of the Year, the Gono Unitas Gold Award for 2024 and a member of the first team by Cleveland Browns No. 144.
In the wake of Delon Gabriel’s formulation, two young Qurtubbere will put it to try to determine their place as a start.
Tory Horton, Seattle Sehawks: WR
Horton was unable to play a group season, the last of which was completely due to a knee injury, but its previous offer throughout the college was more than enough for the American Football Association teams to take care of the wide future.
It was transferred with the selection of No. 166 by Seattle C Hoks.
Horton moved to Colorado State University, Fort Collins, after two seasons with Nevada. He broke out with the rams and had a wonderful collective profession.
With 265, the total hunting for 3615 and 27 touched land. Sehawks may also find their next return specialist, as it is known that Horton explosives take returns all the way home.
Lajohntay Wester, Baltimore: WR
A quick wide reception from COLORA – Wait, wasn’t it just saying?
Baltimore Ravers was on the market for their quick future able to take bustle below the defense, and also resulted in the possibility of Colorado, but this time from the bitter CSU competitor, CU.
Wester was captured with a choice number 203 and a dazzling scout with 4.46 40 yards.
He spent four seasons in Florida Atlantic, but in the final college season in CU, he received 74 receptions for 931 yards and 10 touching land.
He finished his group career with the sixth largest reception in the history of university football.
Ken Midrano, Washington Leaders: LB
Now enter another fast – a line player.
MEDRANO has set the fastest 40 yards of the back of the back of the back of this year, combining 4.46 seconds.
The Dahir player was chosen by Washington’s leaders with a choice of No. 205.
Medrano was born in Pueblo and was initially recruited at the University of California, Los Angeles as a wide future. Ultimately, he switched to the back two years later in 2020 and stayed there throughout the 2024 season, when he was appointed captain.
During his career, MEDrano 194 registered confrontations, 10 disintegration, five forced tests and three objections.
Jimmy Horn Junior, Carolina Banths: WR
Horn JR. To the List of the widely talented receptions from CU, join Hunter and Wester as a third future from the school that will be formulated.
It was transferred with the selection of No. 208 in the draft by Carolina Panthers.
Don’t you know that? Horn JR. He is also a return specialist who can burn the field in the blink of an eye.
Horn Junior began his career in southern Florida before moving to CU two years later. He ended his career with 162 hunting for 1967 yard and 11 landing. He also had 17 carrying 128 yards and one landing.
If the cheetahs find themselves in a pinch at the Qurtubbere Center, the team may think at Horn Junior, who also threw a 30 -yard pass in his university career.
Indianapolis, Indiana – February 28: Terrance Ferguson #Te08 of Oregon participates in training during the American Scout Football Association at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 28, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photography Stacy Revere/Getty Images) 
Indianapolis, Indiana – February 28: Gunnar Helm #Te12 participates in Texas in training during the American Scout Football Association at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 28, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Brock Soton/Getti Emiez) 
The midfielder at Colorado Shidor Sanders, the front end, and the wide future celebrate Drillon Miller after his victory in the additional work against Baylor in a university soccer match in NCAA on Saturday September 21, 2024, in Buldir, Colorado (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) 
Indianapolis, on – February 28: The future of Tori Horton is widely answered in Colorado State, questions from the media during the US Scout Football Association on February 28, 2025, at the Indiana Conference Center in Indianapolis, in. (Photo by Zach Bolinger/Sports icon via Getti Emiez) 
Indianapolis, Indiana – March 1: Lajohntay Wester #WO46 of Colorado participates in training during the American Scout Football Association at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 1, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Brock Soton/Getti Emiez) 
Indianapolis, Indiana – February 27: Ken Midrano #LB19 of the University of California at Los Angeles at Lucas Oil Stadium on February 27, 2025 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Brock Soton/Getti Emiez) 
Indianapolis, on – February 28: The wide recipient at Colorado Jimmy Horn Junior answers questions from the media during the American Scout Football Association on February 28, 2025, at the conference center in Indiana in Indianapolis, N. (Photo by Zach Bolinger/Sports icon via Getti Emiez)
Colorado had a great representation in the NFL 2025 draft. The eight players who were chosen soon to their new home cities will leave and integrate with the teams that believe in their talents. Each has a unique journey, now they have a privilege to officially call themselves the American Football Association players.