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Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter of Colorado was a first-team selection at two spots and a second-team pick at another on The Associated Press All-America team announced Monday. Hunter and Notre Dame safety Xavier Watts were repeat first-team selections, and Boise State’s Ashton Jeanty was the only unanimous pick after he posted one of the highest single-season rushing totals in college football history. RELATED: Keeler: CU Buffs’ Travis Hunter wins 2024 Heisman Trophy, cements legacy as greatest Buffs football player A total of 24 schools are represented on the first team, selected by a panel of AP Top 25 voters.

Bo Nix didn’t play his best Sunday against Indianapolis. In fact, he played arguably his worst since a rain-soaked, Week 3 outing against the New York Jets in which he had minus-7 yards at halftime. Nix’s 130 yards were fewer than any game since then, as was his 3.9 yards per attempt.

Here’s a look at which stock improved or declined after the Broncos’ 31-13 win over the Colts on Sunday. Stock Up Safety Brandon Jones: Denver’s starting safety has done a solid job of filling the void left behind by Justin Simmons, with the Broncos’ win over Indianapolis another reminder. Jones didn’t allow a reception on four targets in 37 coverage snaps, according to NFL’s Next Gen Stats.

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