Trayvis Hunter, the younger brother of Colorado Buffaloes CB/WR prospect and 2024 Heisman winner Travis Hunter, is generating significant buzz in the football community following his standout performance at the OT7 camp.
As a Class of 2027 prospect from Effingham County High School in Springfield, Georgia, Trayvis has quickly made a name for himself. He even showcases skills that echo those of his older brother, who is expected to be a high selection in April’s NFL Draft.
Travis Hunter’s Brother Trayvis Receiving College Offers
Trayvis Hunter, younger brother of 2024 Heisman Trophy winner Travis, is already making a name for himself in high school football. At just 15 years old, he has attracted offers from Tennessee State, Georgia State, and Jackson State—the same program where Travis began his collegiate career.
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A Class of 2027 prospect, WR Trayvis plays for Effingham County High School in Springfield, Georgia. Currently standing at 5’7″ and weighing 140 pounds, he still has time to develop physically.
Trayvis recently showcased his skills at the OT7 football league hosted by Overtime. Competing against top-rated players, including five-star recruit Ryder Lyons, he delivered a standout performance against the City Reapers, scoring two receiving touchdowns.
His quick footwork, precise route-running, and ability to exploit defensive gaps made him a formidable opponent. After his touchdowns, Trayvis entertained the crowd with two signature dance moves, earning attention from fans and the media. His team, C1N, led by Cam Newton, dominated the matchup with a 34–16 victory.
Despite his age, Trayvis demonstrated maturity in post-game interviews, emphasizing his focus on execution rather than personal accolades.
“My entire focus was on catching the ball,” he stated.
His older brother, Travis, recently discussed Trayvis’s development on “The Travis Hunter Show.”
“I just want him to grow,” Travis said. “It’s about to be his junior year of high school, so he got time to grow. But I want him to grow each year and dominate…I want him to dominate each year, be a better player and be able to be coachable to understand the game more. I want him to continue to grow,” the brother clarified.
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Travis also reminisced about his own experience at OT7, where he also played under Cam Newton.
“Playing 7-on-7 was super fun,” he said. “You got to meet a lot of kids, a lot of different guys, and get coached by Cam Newton.
“Being coached by an NFL vet and player and soon-to-be Hall of Famer—I hope so—was super cool, super fun. I was just out there having fun, and you always had the competitive spirit in you because you were always competing year-round.”
His talent, however, is undeniable. In his sophomore season, he posted 497 receiving yards and six touchdowns, per MaxPreps.
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