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Colorado Buffaloes Add 380-Pound Two-Way Player to Lineup
Developing
In Short: Sophomore Chauncey Gooden, the new 380-pound two-way player for the Colorado Buffaloes, is making waves in the trenches.
The newest two-way player for the Colorado Buffaloes is listed at 380 pounds and enjoys nothing more than throwing that weight around in the trenches, according to reports.
But in goal-line and short-yardage situations, the second-year player from Nashville, Tennessee, uses his 6-foot-3 frame to help clog up the middle.
It was just showing coach Deion Sanders that he could excel at an elite level on the offensive line.
Former Jaguars player Travis Hunter, who played both sides of the ball in his rookie season, suffered a season-ending LCL injury in late October.
What's still developing
- Sophomore Chauncey Gooden has developed into the interior lineman version of former Colorado receiver and cornerback Travis Hunter.
- Hunter did the vast majority of his training camp work at the cornerback position.
- “Yeah, I would think so,” Coen said when asked if the offensive plan for Hunter is more fluid this year, via ProFootballTalk.
- The Jacksonville Jaguars traded up in the 2025 NFL Draft to acquire combo wide receiver/cornerback Travis Hunter with the No.
- During his media availability on Friday, Jaguars head coach Liam Coen responded to questions about how the team plans to utilize Hunter in 2026.
Sources
- Fox Newslink