As the 2026 NFL Draft begins on Thursday, it is never too early to look ahead to next year’s prospects. The Colorado Buffaloes have brought in several new players and have lots of possibilities of who could be drafted into the NFL following the 2026 College Football season.
College football analyst Josh Pate, host of Josh Pate’s College Football Show, had high praise for the job coach Deion Sanders has done at Colorado so far. He recently claimed that "Coach Prime" has overachieved in his time in Boulder and that even if he never wins another game at Colorado, that notion would not change.
On Monday, four-star wide receiver recruit Jaiden Kelly-Murray announced he’ll be taking an official visit to Colorado over the summer. The 5-10 receiver will be in Boulder from June 19-21 to determine how Colorado will compete with the other 34 FBS programs that have sent offers his way.
The Colorado Buffaloes brought in new defensive coordinator Chris Marve over the offseason to help reshape the identity of their defense. And coming out of spring, one player is already helping set a new tone.
Deion Sanders is not the type of coach who mixes up personal and professional goals. In a recent video shared by Well Off Media, the Colorado head coach opened up about his fitness routine and a surprising plan to bulk up.
The Colorado Buffaloes have a visit set with class of 2027 recruit, cornerback Kameron Roberson. Kameron Roberson is a 6-1, 180 pound cornerback out of Cypress, Texas.
With the 2026 NFL Draft beginning on Thursday, the Colorado Buffaloes are hoping to hear several of their players hear their names called. With that in
Following the Colorado Buffaloes Black and Gold Spring Game, there is reason for optimism that 2026 could be a much better showing. However, there are
Following the Colorado Buffaloes’ spring game during Black and Gold Day, coach Deion Sanders shared his thoughts on no longer having the spring transfer portal window to dip into.
Former Colorado Buffaloes stars Sebastian Rancik and Bangot Dak announced their transfer portal decisions on Sunday with Rancik committing to Florida State and Dak committing to Vanderbilt, per On3's Joe Tipton.
The Colorado Buffaloes brought in 61 new players this offseason in one of the largest roster overhauls in college football. Here’s a look at their top five newcomers from the recruiting trail and transfer portal who will impact the team in a major way in 2026.
The Colorado Buffaloes have brought in a largely new group as compared to the 2025 season. But the Buffaloes have several returning players who will be just as key to the team’s success.
Some makeovers take months. Coach JR Payne hardly needed a week. Former Boston University Terriers center Anete Adler is joining the Colorado Buffaloes as a graduate transfer, sources told On SI before the team announced Saturday.
Following a solid 2025 campaign for the Colorado Buffaloes, offensive lineman Zylon Crisler is hoping to make a push to get into the 2026 NFL Draft. Crisler looks to begin his professional football career after playing for coach Deion Sanders in Boulder and three things should set him up for success at the next level.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ transfer portal needs have been clear since it opened, as they saw five members of their front court exit the program. Coach Tad Boyle and his staff are looking to address that need as they host former Utah Utes forward Kendyl Sanders on an important visit.
With the 2026 NFL Draft looming, many players are hoping to hear their name called so they can begin their NFL career. Through this process, there have
After leaving earlier this spring, former Colorado Buffaloes defensive line coach Warren Sapp speaks out on his time with the Buffaloes and the impact coach Deion Sanders had on him. “He call it like he see it.
As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches and the Colorado Buffaloes look to send another wave of talent to the league, it’s worth looking back at the best former Buffs to play at the next level.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ quarterback position was further secured for the future with the commitment of four-star class of 2027 recruit Andre Adams Since joining the Buffs' recruiting class, Adams has taken to social media in an attempt to draw a fellow four-star recruit to Boulder.
Tad Boyle and the Colorado Buffaloes have a lot of work to do in the transfer portal after losing eight players from the 2025 squad. But, they’ve made their first progress, signing forward Noah Feddersen from the North Dakota State Bison.
Heading into the 2026 NFL draft, the Colorado Buffaloes are hoping to see cornerback Preston Hodge hear his name called. However, there are a couple of key things that many people are missing, which could significantly help Hodge’s draft stock.
Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, the Colorado Buffaloes are hoping to have several of their players drafted. However, it seems the NFL insiders are sending a quiet message about Colorado's draft in relation to the program's 2025 season record.
The 2026 NFL Draft, scheduled for April 23-25 in Pittsburgh, hasn't kicked off yet, but it's not too early to start preparing for 2027.
The Colorado Buffaloes turned backlash into a viral social moment. It all started with this video: The Buffaloes, who finished 3-9 last season under Deion Sanders, came into their spring game looking visibly undersized.
The Colorado Buffaloes football program under Deion Sanders is losing its luster, if one is to base it on the attendance at the team’s spring games.
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