Colorado Buffaloes two-way star Travis Hunter recently expressed his disbelief and frustration over reports that former Georgia quarterback Carson Beck was offered a staggering $10 million NIL deal to transfer to Miami.

Travis Hunter made quite a lot of money through NIL deals during his time with Jackson State University and Colorado University. However, he was not one of the highest earners in college football.

Travis Hunter's recent comments about Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have sparked intense discussions about financial equity

Travis Hunter is expected to be one of the first names called during the 2025 NFL draft, but some recent reports about massive NIL valuations for some of the biggest players in college football had him joking about potentially hitting the transfer portal instead of turning pro.

Travis Hunter joked about going back to colleg after finding out Carson Beck was making $10 million in NIL money.

Travis Hunter responded to news of Carson Beck's NIL deal with the Hurricanes, which reportedly totals $10 million in earnings this year.

The Miami Hurricanes opened up the checkbook to land Carson Beck, a quarterback transfer from Georgia, with it being reported he’ll be paid $4 million by the Hurricanes for around $10 million. It’s enough money to make future first round NFL Draft pick Travis Hunter consider staying in school.

The star quarterback will reportedly earn $4 million from the ACC powerhouse, bringing his expected NIL earnings to a reported $10 million over the last year. "How do you get $10

Travis Hunter is about to be paid handsomely in the NFL, but even he is taken aback by recent reporting about NIL paydays at the college level. Last week, former University of Georgia quarterback Carson Beck announced he was transferring to the University of Miami.