Trapasso projects the Titans to take Penn State EDGE Abdul Carter at the top spot with Sanders next off the board. The Giants take Miami quarterback Cam Ward, followed by LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell to the New England Patriots and Michigan cornerback Will Johnson to the Jacksonville Jaguars .

Travis Hunter made a decision that defied the modern-day college football playbook—he turned down a massive $1.5 million offer from powerhouse programs like Alabama, Georgia, and Ohio State, choosing loyalty over cash.

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Tennessee may decide to move on from former second-round pick Will Levis after the starting quarterback was benched in December. At least that has been the consensus theme among NFL draft analysts who have projected Miami's Cam Ward or Colorado's Shedeur Sanders to come off the board first.

Travis Hunter said he has a new joy about him after cutting out social media last month following public controversy over his relationship with fiancée Leanna Lenee.

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Deion Sanders has proven that in modern college football, adaptability is key. Long-term planning has taken a backseat to immediate results, with programs constantly adjusting to the ever-changing landscape of the transfer portal and NIL.