Travis Hunter learns new touchdown celebrations from Kai Cenat
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Travis Hunter learned some new touchdown celebrations from Kai Cenat. The Colorado wide receiver and defensive back was streaming live with Cenat and showed off the dance moves.
Cenat is a streamer best known for his comedy-based content and is currently No. 5 on the platform Twitch, in terms of most followed streamers, with 13 million. Collaborating with Hunter, one of the most popular players in college football, seems like a logical move.
The video of Hunter learning from Cenat can be seen below.
So if Hunter scores a touchdown or two against Baylor this weekend, he’ll break out the new moves. Better hope he gives Cenat credit for the idea!
Sure, Hunter can learn new moves, but he doesn’t need to learn too much more on the football field this year. Heck, his head coach Deion Sanders said the two-way star can play both ways in the NFL.
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“Yes, because a lot of teams are tempo, so he don’t get a lot of rest,” Sanders said, praising Hunter’s ability. “And just think about this. I just got finished talking to scouts about this, about what he can and cannot do. Pros go to huddle. So he’s even getting more time to rest. So most teams you play, they run some type of a tempo or the transition is much greater than pros from snap to snap.
“So with him getting that amount of rest, he cannot help but be a great pro. Practices are limited. There’s barely no contact. You can’t even hit a receiver downfield in the NFL no more. So I think he’s a great compliment to that game, and he could continue to do what he’s doing now.”
This season, Hunter has 30 catches for 342 yards, five touchdowns and 11.4 yards per catch. On defense, he has 11 tackles, six solo tackles, one tackle for loss, one interception and two pass deflections.
Wonder which celebration he’ll pull out on Saturday?