NFL fans react as Travis Hunter’s fiancée Leanna Lenee gifts Rolex watch ahead of draft day - "Did he pay for it?"

Travis Hunter is about to get a major gift on Thursday: joining an NFL team. But before that, his fiancee Leanne Lenee has a gift of her own, as she gave the Heisman-winning Colorado Buffaloes two-way star a solid gold Rolex watch and bracelet to wear on Draft day:

There was much speculation among fans once the clip spread:

"Where she work?" one asked.

"Wonder how she bought that," another thought.

More reactions can be seen below:

"She bought that with HIS money," one joked.

"Using Travis' own money to buy him a Rolex is genius," another said.

"So stupid, these kids worked for nothing yet," another chimed in.

Hunter is expected to marry Lenee on May 24, a month after the Draft. He first revealed the date while speaking on his college teammate Shedeur Sanders' 2Legendary podcast last November (segment begins at 10:36 in the video below):

He is also part of a multitude of prospects that sportswear company Adidas added to its list of endorsers. In a press statement, he said:

“Adidas has been great in how they’ve supported me on my journey to the league. I can’t wait for everyone to see the exciting things we’ve got cooking for my rookie season as we bring speed and style together.”

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Travis Hunter delivers final four-word message ahead of Draft

Multiple teams are salivating at the chance of getting a generational two-way player like Travis Hunter and turning him into a Hall of Famer, just as his former head coach Deion Sanders was in the 1990s. Just hours before the Draft, he sent them this message (skip to 02:20):

"Don't make a mistake."

Earlier in the day, his alma mater had delivered a five-word message of its own:

"Travis Hunter no matter what."

In a late update, Ian Rapoport reported that the Jacksonville Jaguars had become "a team to watch" for a possible "bold" trade-up from No. 5 to No. 2 for Hunter:

"I am told they are not going to be timid... (General manager) James Gladstone learned from (Los Angeles Rams counterpart) Les Snead. As you know, the Rams have never made a trade they wouldn't at least consider. There's never a move too big; Gladstone (is) from the same line of thinking."

Coverage of the Draft proper begins at 8 PM on ESPN.