Colorado Quarterback Kaidon Salter Eager For Transfer Portal Target Sincere Brown

New Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Kaidon Salter gave an encouraging reaction to his team offering transfer portal wide receiver Sincere Brown. While playing for the Campbell Fighting Camels last season, Brown had over 1,000 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns.

Jan 1, 2024; Glendale, AZ, USA; Liberty Flames quarterback Kaidon Salter (7) against the Oregon Ducks in the 2024 Fiesta Bowl at State Farm Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports / Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

Quarterback Kaidon Salter is a fan of the Colorado Buffaloes' latest transfer portal target.

Former Campbell Fighting Camels wide receiver Sincere Brown announced an offer from the Buffs on Thursday via X, and Salter responded with a quote-tweet that read, "HELLLLOOOOOO." Brown is a 6-5, 190-pound senior who erupted for 1,028 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns last season.

Salter, a transfer from Liberty, is currently competing with freshman early enrollee Julian "JuJu" Lewis and returner Ryan Staub for Colorado's starting quarterback job, but whoever wins the position would likely appreciate Brown's services.

Blessed to Recieve a Offer from Colorado🖤⭐️ pic.twitter.com/6fyEqFxKX4

— Sincere Brown (@SincereB8) March 20, 2025

Looking closer at Brown, he has five years of college football experience under his belt but didn't see the field much until 2024. The former three-star prospect (per 247Sports) spent his first three college seasons at USF, recording only one catch for 19 yards as a freshman in 2020. He then transferred to Campbell before the 2023 season yet saw action in only one game that year.

Everything changed for Brown in 2024 as he became one of the country's top wide receivers at the FCS level. Brown tallied a season-high 150 receiving yards against North Carolina A&T in October and also eclipsed the century mark against Elon, Delaware State, Western Carolina and Liberty. Salter had a front row seat when Brown torched his Flames for 126 yards and one touchdown on Aug. 31.

Since entering the transfer portal on Monday, Brown has announced other Power Four offers from West Virginia, Cal, North Carolina, Utah, Louisville, Texas A&M, Arkansas, Wake Forest, Michigan, Maryland and Kentucky. USF also extended an offer, setting up a possible reunion.

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So far this offseason, Colorado has landed 17 players from the transfer portal, including former Tulsa wide receiver Joseph Williams. Still, coach Deion Sanders will likely be an active seeker when the transfer portal re-opens to undergraduate players from April 16-25.

"We're still gonna go fishing for a few more (transfers)," Sanders said Monday. "We're gonna come up. We already know that."

Even if the Buffs don't land Brown, their wide receivers room remains one of the best in the Big 12 Conference. Returners who should see an increased role next season include Omarion Miller, Drelon Miller, Terrell Timmons Jr. and Kam Mikell. Colorado also has three highly-ranked freshmen wide receivers joining the picture in Adrian Wilson, Quentin Gibson and Quanell Farrakhan Jr.

While Brown would be a nice addition, Salter has confidence in Colorado's current group of playmakers.

"We got a lot of electric receivers here," Salter said earlier this month. "We also have some great backs here, so you will see us get a way better progression with the run game and more yards with the rushing game this year."

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