The Colorado Buffaloes should target former Texas Longhorns running back CJ Baxter to boost their offense through the transfer portal. Adding a proven ball-carrier could ease pressure on Colorado quarterback Julian Lewis
The Colorado Buffaloes should target former Texas Longhorns running back CJ Baxter to boost their offense through the transfer portal. Adding a proven ball-carrier could ease pressure on Colorado quarterback Julian Lewis
Defensive tackle Jehiem Oatis has entered the transfer portal just one year after he was one of the Colorado Buffaloes' most high-profile newcomers. The former Alabama Crimson Tide stalwart struggled in his lone season under coach Deion Sanders.
The Colorado Buffaloes could add stability behind Julian Lewis by targeting transfer quarterback Colton Joseph. His experience and dual-threat ability make him a low-risk, high-upside option to keep the Buffaloes’ offense competitive in the Big 12.
The Associated Press didn’t select a single Colorado Buffaloes player for the All-Big 12 first or second teams, highlighting the program’s struggles. Coach Deion Sanders now faces a critical offseason to rebuild and develop talent.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ secondary has struggled since Travis Hunter left, creating a need for a playmaker. JeRico Washington Jr.’s versatility, physicality, and playmaking ability make him a perfect fit to help stabilize the Buffaloes’ defense.
The Colorado Buffaloes are looking to give quarterback Julian Lewis every weapon he needs to succeed. LSU Tigers slot receiver Jelani Watkins could be the perfect addition, bringing explosive playmaking to elevate Lewis and the Buffaloes’ offense.
Colorado Buffaloes director of player personnel Corey Phillips is leaving the program to become general manager of the Memphis Tigers. He'd spent all three seasons of the coach Deion Sanders era in Boulder overseeing the recruiting staff.
Star Colorado Buffaloes offensive tackle Jordan Seaton posted a message hinting at how he'll attack his final season of college football. Despite some outside noise of a departure, the message implied he believes in coach Deion Sanders' vision in Boulder.
Redshirt freshman placekicker Alexander Stoyanovich announced Thursday that he'll be leaving the Colorado Buffaloes for the college football transfer portal. Stoyanovich spent two seasons playing for coach Deion Sanders as a walk-on.
Building around true freshman quarterback Julian "JuJu" Lewis and properly implementing new offensive coordinator Brennan Marion's scheme will be key to the Colorado Buffaloes contending for a Big 12 Conference championship next season.
All offseason, this post will track the Colorado Buffaloes' transfer portal activity, covering every addition and departure, position-by-position impact, and what it means for the future of coach Deion Sanders' football program.
The Colorado Buffaloes are eyeing a big boost in the secondary, and Ashton Stamps could be the answer. The former LSU Tigers cornerback brings size, experience, and playmaking ability that the Buffaloes desperately need to compete next season.
Fresh off an impressive season with the Kent State Golden Flashes, cornerback Jaire Rawlison plans on entering the college football transfer portal. The news caught Colorado Buffaloes safety Tawfiq Byard's attention, signaling some potential interest.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ defensive line struggled mightily last season, and finding impact players is a top priority. Targeting underrated FCS recruits like Emmanuel Olagbaju could be a smart way to add talent with upside and rebuild the front quickly.
The Colorado Buffaloes could get a major boost in the transfer portal by targeting Texas Longhorns wide receiver Aaron Butler. A former Colorado commit, Butler’s speed and playmaking ability would give the team an instant weapon in their receiver room.
The Colorado Buffaloes and coach Deion Sanders are counting on quarterback Julian Lewis to take the next step in his development. Bringing in an experienced backup could provide the support he needs to grow while keeping the offense competitive.
Coach Deion Sanders opened up on former Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Kahlil Benson reaching the College Football Playoff with the undefeated Indiana Hoosiers. After protecting Shedeur Sanders in 2024, Benson transferred back to IU last offseason.
With Brennan Marion's hiring as the Colorado Buffaloes' next offensive coordinator, his dynamic scheme could attract an array of transfer portal prospects. Marion mentored a young, dynamic offense with the Sacramento State Hornets in 2025.
Coach Deion Sanders needs help at cornerback, and Sacramento State transfer Jason Oliver stands out as a potential target. Oliver began his career in Boulder and played for new Colorado Buffaloes offensive coordinator Brennan Marion this past season.
Colorado Buffaloes edge rusher Brandon Davis-Swain is taking recruiting into his own hands. He used social media to potentially push for Michigan State defensive end Stone Chaney to join the program and help shape the roster through the transfer portal.
The Colorado Buffaloes could make a big splash in the transfer portal by targeting former running back Dylan Edwards. A reunion with Edwards would give play-caller Brennan Marion’s offense the explosive backfield playmaker the Buffaloes desperately need.
The Big 12 announced its all-conference teams earlier this week, and Colorado Buffaloes center Zarian McGill was one of the biggest snubs. Without even an honorable mention nod, the offensive lineman was left confused by the lack of respect.
Colorado Buffaloes defensive backs are on their way out, as cornerback Teon Parks and safety Noah King entered the transfer portal on Friday. Boulder will see an entirely made-over secondary in 2026 with an influx of freshmen.
Late in the early signing period, coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes landed a commitment three-star cornerback Braylon Edwards. The three-star prospect hails from Texas and was previously committed to the SMU Mustangs.
The Colorado Buffaloes 2026 recruiting class is ranked No. 75, a 40 spot drop from where the 2025 class was ranked. This is concerning for Colorado and coach Deion Sanders, who have been especially active in the transfer portal in the "Coach Prime" era.