"Enjoy those 5-6 win seasons": Football fans react to Colorado WR signee Quentin Gibson's practice ahead of the UA All-American Bowl

Three-star wide receiver Quentin Gibson signed with the Colorado Buffaloes on Dec. 4 after committing to the program on Nov. 29. He chose the Buffaloes over programs such as Mississippi State, Kansas State, TCU and SMU. He is a part of Team Unstoppable at the UA All-American Bowl, which will be hosted on Thursday.

Team Unstoppable is set to take on Team Icon during the Bowl game and will consist of some of the best high school athletes from the Class of 2025 and 2026. On Tuesday, Gibson was filmed at practice.

On3 Recruits shared the video of Gibson catching passes from his quarterback during practice. Gibson beat the defenseman while running his route, catching the pass with ease and taking it to the house.

"Colorado WR signee Quentin Gibson can move," read the caption of the post.

Colorado fans were quick to express their thoughts in the comment section of the video and were impressed by the three-star prospect's play.

"Unguardable," one fan said.

"Give him 5 stars like he deserves," another fan wrote.

"The best doing it," another fan commented.

However, fans of other teams weren't as impressed with Gibson and mocked him in the comment section.

"Enjoy those 5-6 win seasons," one fan wrote.

"No gives a damn," another fan commented.

"All hype no substance," another fan said.

Quentin Gibson had a terrific season and was named the 2024 MaxPreps Texas High School Player of the Year. He racked up 93 receptions for 2,009 yards and 36 touchdowns while leading his team to a Class 6A Division 1 state championship and winning the Offensive MVP award in the final.

Quentin Gibson is one of Colorado's 14 signees from the Class of 2025

The three-star recruit from North Crowley High School, Quentin Gibson, is one of the program's 14 signees from the class and is expected to have a great career in Boulder.

Gibson visited Colorado in the fall and had nothing but great things to say about the program.

"My first official visit was to Colorado a couple of weeks ago," Gibson said, as per On3. "It was a fun visit and it was exciting to see their atmosphere. The coaches were telling me how I would fit in the scheme and be able to replace some of their top guys."

Gibson is ranked No. 717 and is the 117th-best wide receiver in the class, as per On3. He is also the 102nd-best overall recruit from Texas.