Colorado football blasted a message across social media following an unforgettable moment in program history. “We Ain’t Hard 2 Find.” The spin-off from Deion Sanders' famous catchphrase is fitting in this case. For the first time ever, the Buffaloes led all college teams in wide receivers selected in the 2025 NFL Draft.

A feat typically reserved for national powerhouses. Travis Hunter, the two-way phenom, turned heads by going No. 2 overall to the Jacksonville Jaguars after a blockbuster trade.

As one of the most electrifying prospects in years, his draft slot cemented his status as the heart of Coach Prime’s resurgence. Hunter tallied 1,311 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns in 2024, despite missing games due to injury, which is a testament to his elite playmaking abilities. Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement While Hunter stole the spotlight, Jimmy Horn Jr. and LaJohntay Wester rounded out the historic trio.

Horn was taken by the Panthers at pick No. 208, while Wester was scooped up by the Ravens at No. 203.

Combined, the three wideouts accounted for 2,613 yards and 26 touchdowns in 2024. Colorado’s receiving corps was more than just Hunter, but was also dynamic and NFL-ready. Related: Travis Hunter says good bye to Deion Sanders before moving to Jacksonville From a one-win team to a program producing solid talent in just two seasons, Deion Sanders’ blueprint is delivering results.

While Shedeur Sanders’ draft-day slide dominated headlines, the Buffaloes subtly responded through their WR celebration, referencing his iconic No. 2 jersey and his role in building their offensive success. Shedeur threw for 4,134 yards and 37 TDs last season; over 60 percent of that production came from Hunter, Horn, and Wester.

Related: Deion Sanders gets roasted after praying Shedeur wouldn't end up with Browns The message from Boulder is clear that Colorado is no longer a rebuilding project. With top-tier talent now headed to the NFL, Coach Prime’s crew isn’t just talking about being great, they’re proving it.