Earlier in the week, numerous members of the Colorado Buffaloes football program attended SeaWorld and competed in some games against one another. In a video uploaded to YouTube through the popular “Well Off Media” account, Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders, quarterback sensation Shedeur Sanders, and star dual-threat wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter all played a ball-toss game at the popular venue.
Despite the video appearing to show everyone enjoying themselves and having a good time, Coach Prime was the overall winner of the competition, having gotten the ball into the bucket on both attempts. Meanwhile, the younger Sanders and Hunter only got one of their two attempts into the bucket.
What Did Well Off Media Post About Deion Sanders, Shedeur Sanders, and Travis Hunter?
In the previously mentioned video release, all three men can be seen having a good time at Sea World while playing against each other in a ball toss game.
Despite Deion eventually getting the win, the video was filled with laughter and joking around by everyone in attendance.
Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter’s 2025 NFL Draft Projection
In Pro Football Network’s latest 2025 NFL Mock Draft, Sanders was selected No. 1 overall by the New York Giants while Hunter was taken No. 2 overall by the New England Patriots.
Analysis by Alex Kennedy: “By selecting Shedeur Sanders, the Giants land their quarterback of the future to pair with Malik Nabers and Tyrone Tracy Jr. Arm strength and accuracy are two of the most distinct selling points on Sanders’ tape. He generates easy velocity and has a degree of off-platform freedom. And while his mechanics aren’t perfect, he can find uncanny ways to hit targets with good placement and touch.”
Meanwhile, Kennedy broke down Hunter one pick later: “A unicorn in every sense of the word, Travis Hunter‘s exploits at both wide receiver and cornerback have earned him a reputation as a potential all-time great. Will the Heisman Trophy winner play wide receiver or cornerback at the NFL level? Will he play both? Regardless of where he plays, he will be a game-changer.
Hunter’s hyper-elite athleticism, flexibility, and playmaking instincts set the foundation for him on both sides of the ball. On offense, he’s an effortless separator, electric catch converter, and a run-after-catch threat. On defense, he’s as deadly a ball hawk as anyone has ever seen.
He’s a freakish talent, and he’ll fit well in Foxborough, Mass., since wide receiver and cornerback are among the New England Patriots’ biggest needs. After selecting Drake Maye with the No. 3 overall pick last year, adding Hunter would make his life a lot easier.”