"Hell no I'm crying": Travis Hunter instantly regrets taking up chaotic challenge for promotional video

Travis Hunter finally gets trumped, but not on the field. The Colorado wide receiver has been a level above his College Football peers this season. However, where teams have failed to stop Hunter, a "Buffalo Wild Wings" box has stopped the two-way sensation in his tracks.

Hunter posted a video on TikTok with other athletes, taking part in a promotional video for the fast-food chain famous for its buffalo-themed chicken wings served with various sauces. In the video, Hunter can be seen struggling while trying to eat the wings. He is heard saying:

"Hell no! I'm Crying."

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The 21-year-old has a soft spot for chicken wings. He previously featured in an advertisement to promote KFC's new "Smash'd Bowl," along with fellow teammates Shedeur Sanders and Shilo Sanders. Have a look:

The $3.4M NIL-valued athlete (as per On3) has partnerships with several food and drinks brands, such as Celsius and Cheez-It.

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2025 NFL draft ft. Travis Hunter

Travis Hunter has dazzled the College Football landscape this season, currently being the favorite for the Heisman Trophy. This has set him up to take the 2025 NFL draft by storm. The Buffs star is generating buzz, especially since his performance against the Utah Utes on Saturday, as a potential first pick, and fans are eager to see how his two-way dominance will translate to the pros.

Hunter’s ability to play as both a cornerback and wide receiver under the tutelage of Coach Prime has left analysts, including former Heisman winner Johnny Manziel, in awe, as he said on "The Rich Eisen Show" on Wednesday:

“We haven’t seen anything like this. We haven't seen anything where a guy is playing 100 snaps a game, 50 and 50, and really making an impact on both sides of the ball. I think you just see it, you know, almost single week. This guy's just, he's going to be something special when he gets to the next level I believe.” (3:59 -

Even Deion Sanders does not rule out Hunter’s versatility in the league. The Colorado HC insists that he’ll influence whichever team drafts Hunter to bank on his two-way brilliance, which is key to unlocking his full potential.

NFL franchises like the New York Giants, Las Vegas Raiders and Jacksonville Jaguars are in play for early picks. Will he redefine two-way football in the pros?

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