CFB world reacts to Colorado star Travis Hunters' unique offseason workouts - "BBL PUSH UPS"

Travis Hunter, the two-way star of the Colorado Buffaloes, is ready to overcome the challenges he will face in the upcoming college football season. The 21-year-old is sweating in the gym to get in the best shape possible. However, while he was engaged in getting the most out of his push-ups, fans noticed his unique stance in a video and reacted to it.

In a video, which was posted by Well Off Forever, a visual content company established by Deion Sanders Jr., Hunter can be seen pushing up with his rear arched far back.

Some fans commented on his unique way of working out.

"BBL PUSH UPS," wrote a fan.

"I guess BBL's aren't just built in the Dominican Republic 🍑," a fan commented.

"Why he tooting his joint like that?" a fan chimed in.

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Other fans laughed at Junior Sanders for capturing Hunter's pushups.

"Bucky you’re so unserious," a user wrote.

"😂😂😂saucey buckey strikes saucy Trav again 😂😂😂," another fan commented.

"😂😂😂 dawg you are hell" a fan commented.

Image Credit: @welloffforever/Instagram

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NFL scouts want Travis Hunter to play wide receiver instead of a defensive back

Travis Hunter is a versatile weapon on the Colorado Buffaloes squad. Despite being a talented wideout and defensive back, Matt Miller of ESPN reported that NFL scouts want him to play at the WR position more.

As per Miller's report, NFL scouts primarily see Travis Hunter as a receiver. They believe his speed and ability with the ball are better utilized when he plays as a WR. At DB, he requires more focus on technique and needs to rely less on his speed to win.

Despite the NFL scouts' suggestions, the head coach of the Colorado squad, Deion Sanders, said during the spring that Hunter should play both ways in the NFL.

"The NFL [has] got a problem," Sanders told reporters. "What are you gonna draft him as? And he's gotta play both ways. Because he has value on both sides of the ball."

Last season, Hunter played both WR and DB and racked up 57 receptions for 721 yards and five touchdowns. He also added 31 tackles and three interceptions on the defensive side.

Considered one of the first-round picks, it is still unclear which position the young star player will suit up for in the NFL.

Do you think Travis Hunter should play as a WR or as a DB in the NFL? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.