Football talent seemingly runs in the Hunter family. While Travis Hunter was selected No. 2 in the 2025 NFL draft by the Jacksonville Jaguars, his younger brother, Trayvis, is starting to draw attention on the high school scene.
Trayvis, a wide receiver at Effingham County High School in Georgia, had a standout performance in his team’s spring football game on Friday. He caught three close touchdowns, even though he’s 5-foot-7 and 140 pounds.

Trayvis is rated as a three-star recruit and is ranked the No. 59 wide receiver in the country and No. 50 in Georgia for the class of 2027.
Last season as a sophomore, Trayvis caught 36 passes for 496 yards and six touchdowns, according to MaxPreps. His best game came against Greenbrier High, where he had 159 yards and two scores.
Trayvis has scholarship offers from Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Tennessee State and Jackson State - the school where his brother Travis first committed. So far, Colorado (where Travis Hunter made a name) hasn’t offered, but it is a huge possibility that the Buffaloes will seek the younger Hunter.
Travis Hunter on his brother Trayvis Hunter’s potential
In March, Trayvis took part in the OT7 Football League, a 7-on-7 tournament that features some of the best high school talents in the country. Playing for team C1N, Trayvis scored a touchdown and caught an extra point in a 32-23 win over Fleaux during the opening weekend in Dallas.
After the game, Travis Hunter spoke about Trayvis on his 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, 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."
Travis has always been behind Trayvis which was evident in his shoutout during his Heisman Trophy acceptance speech in December.
"My brother, where you at, Trayvis?" Travis said. "That's my dawg, man. You know I do this for you, bro. We've been doing this for a long time. You was always next to me, even at times I ain't want to take you, my mama made me take you. But I'm doing this for you, bro. I'm doing this for all my siblings, man. I thank y'all for looking up to me."
And just like his older brother in the NFL, Trayvis wears the No. 12 jersey in high school.
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