The Colorado Buffaloes' offseason is officially underway, with the transfer portal now open for both the program and players. That means coach Deion Sanders and his staff have their work cut out for them as they look to revamp more than half the roster for next season.
The annual Under Armour All-America Game is designed to showcase the future stars of college football, but for Colorado Buffaloes fans, it served as a vivid preview of the culture Deion Sanders is cultivating in Boulder.
The college football transfer portal opened on Friday, attracting thousands of players. Many have already entered the portal, and several have chosen new teams.
After last season, coach Deion Sanders knew the Colorado Buffaloes needed to find defensive backs throughout transfer portal season. It's been far and wide.
Despite coming off a disappointing 3-9 fall, Deion Sanders isn’t taking it easy when it comes to the transfer portal. On Sunday morning, Colorado secured a commitment from the nation’s receiving yards leader in 2025, San Jose State’s Danny Scudero.
All-American receiver Danny Scudero is coming to Boulder. On Sunday morning, it was announced that the former San Jose State star, who is visiting the Colorado campus this week, verbally committed to the Buffs and head coach Deion Sanders.
Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders wasted little time attacking the transfer portal as the Buffaloes begin reshaping the roster after a difficult 2025 season.
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes football program finished with a 3-9 record in the 2025 season. The Buffs won just one game in Big 12 Conference play, and it was a rebuilding year after stars such as Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders went to the NFL.
Colorado football took their losses and gains already in the College Football Transfer Portal. Prized freshman signing for 2025 London Merritt bolted from the Buffaloes.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason is in full swing, with the transfer portal officially open for coach Deion Sanders and his staff. The program already has several defensive recruits scheduled to visit Boulder as the program begins reshaping that side of the ball.
The Colorado Buffaloes' offseason is becoming more complicated, with transfer portal departures now totaling 28. Coach Deion Sanders and his staff face a major task this offseason, particularly when it comes to rebuilding the defense.
The Colorado Buffaloes are just days away from the transfer portal opening, and they have plenty of work ahead to rebuild the roster. Coach Deion Sanders and his staff are set to lose 26 players this offseason, making it a critical period for roster management.
It took longer than expected, but a Thursday afternoon report revealed that top Colorado Buffaloes cornerback DJ McKinney will indeed enter the transfer portal when it opens Friday.
Colorado capped off the 2025 season with a disappointing 3–9 overall record (1–8 Big 12) under third-year head coach Deion Sanders, a significant step back from the Buffaloes’ breakout 2024 campaign, when the program finished 9–4, earned a trip to the Alamo Bowl, and ended the season inside the AP Top 25.
The Colorado Buffaloes roster continues to thin, with another young piece opting for the transfer portal. Coach Deion Sanders and his staff are now on track to lose more than 20 players from last season’s roster.
One week removed from defeating future Pro Football Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers, Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders is now preparing to face another accomplished NFL quarterback in Joe Burrow.
Another tough blow is coming for Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes as the transfer portal prepares to open, with one of the program’s most promising young defenders having plans to move on.
The Colorado Buffaloes are less than a week away from the transfer portal opening, and that means coach Deion Sanders has a lot of work ahead. The program is set to lose more than 20 players this offseason, creating major holes across the roster.
Sophomore wide receiver Cam Coleman has entered the NCAA Transfer Portal and is one of the top players available. He is coming off a season where he finished with 56 catches for 708 yards (12.6 yards per reception) with five receiving touchdowns.
Shedeur Sanders’ rookie season with the Cleveland Browns has been a dramatic journey. The former Colorado Buffaloes star, selected 144th overall by Cleveland in the 2025 NFL Draft, began the season deep on the Browns’ depth chart behind Joe Flacco and third-round pick Dillon Gabriel.
Colorado Buffaloes running back and former four-star prospect Dallan Hayden intends to enter the transfer portal in January. The 5-foot-10, 205-pound Hayden rushed for 326 yards and a touchdown on 4.7 yards per carry this season.