The Colorado Buffaloes added another commitment to their 2026 recruiting class. Running back Cam Newton was one of the top remaining players at the position and will be joining Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes.
The Colorado Buffaloes added another commitment to their 2026 recruiting class. Running back Cam Newton was one of the top remaining players at the position and will be joining Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes.
New class of 2026 commit Cam Newton and Alabama Crimson Tide transfer Richard Young provide a needed boost to the Colorado Buffaloes' running back room.
According to a recent study, the Colorado Buffaloes have the greatest value of any football program that plays in a conference other than the SEC or Big Ten.
Jordan Seaton’s transfer from the Colorado Buffaloes has LSU racing to secure a commitment from the top offensive lineman. Landing him would give Lane Kiffin’s Tigers a cornerstone on the line and a major boost to their high-powered offense.
Former Ohio State Buckeyes offensive lineman Jayvon McFadden, a cousin of former Buffs star tackle Jordan Seaton, has signed with the Colorado Buffaloes.
The Colorado Buffaloes add Indiana Hoosiers transfer cornerback Jah Jah Boyd to a young, rebuilding secondary. With opportunities for immediate snaps, Boyd could make an early impact as Deion Sanders continues reshaping the unit in Boulder.
The Colorado Buffaloes' offensive line is a position group to watch for next season, especially after the shocking transfer of star tackle Jordan Seaton.
Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Ryan Staub is one of the several players to enter the transfer portal. Staub has committed to an SEC program, with the chance to compete for playing time.
The biggest takeaway from the Colorado Buffaloes’ offseason is the scale of the roster overhaul. After losing key players, coach Deion Sanders is leaning on youth and long-term development to reshape the team and build a foundation for years to come.
In a post on X, Baylor transfer defensive lineman Samu Taumanupepe revealed a major reason why he flipped his commitment from the Florida Gators to the Colorado Buffaloes.
The Colorado Buffaloes have quietly climbed into the top 20 of the transfer portal rankings, highlighted by the addition of former Alabama Crimson Tide running back Richard Young.
While the Colorado Buffaloes are just about starting from scratch defensively, a few key offensive players, including wide receiver Joseph Williams, thankfully didn't enter the college football transfer portal.
The Colorado Buffaloes continue reshaping their secondary, landing Utah Utes cornerback Jason Stokes. With three years of eligibility and experience in a disciplined system, Stokes brings size, upside, and potential to a key position.
Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders is heading into his fourth season in Boulder. Former NFL defensive back and friend of "Coach Prime," Adam "Pacman" Jones spoke on the possibility of Deion coaching in the NFL.
The Colorado Buffaloes have lost 37 players through the transfer portal. While Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the program have lost several elite athletes, one could be considered the biggest loss.
Colorado Buffaloes offensive coordinator posted some encouraging words on his Instagram story after the program's successful start to the transfer portal window.
Colorado Buffaloes safety Ben Finneseth recently earned a WWE tryout, offering a glimpse into how Deion Sanders prepares his players for life beyond football. For Finneseth, that next chapter could unfold under the bright lights of professional wrestling.
Former Lafayette Leopards offensive lineman Sean Kinney committed to the Colorado Buffaloes through the transfer portal. Kinney chose Colorado over the Penn State Nittany Lions and can provide key help to the Buffaloes' offensive line.
Star lineman Jordan Seaton has entered the transfer portal, leaving the Colorado Buffaloes to focus on his NFL future. Programs like the Texas Longhorns offer the exposure, competition, and development he needs to maximize his draft stock.