Although he'll cost a pretty NIL penny, the Colorado Buffaloes should absolutely take a flier on Kansas State Wildcats transfer linebacker Austin Romaine. The two-time All-Big 12 Conference performer would immediately boost coach Deion Sanders' defense.
Although he'll cost a pretty NIL penny, the Colorado Buffaloes should absolutely take a flier on Kansas State Wildcats transfer linebacker Austin Romaine. The two-time All-Big 12 Conference performer would immediately boost coach Deion Sanders' defense.
Safety John Slaughter, who became a key member of the Colorado Buffaloes' secondary late last season, will reportedly enter the transfer portal. Slaughter joined Colorado from the Tennessee Volunteers last offseason and started three games in 2025.
With transfer portal season imminent, who is projected to return that will lead the Colorado Buffaloes in terms of continuity? Coach Deion Sanders will be busy, so returners like quarterback Julian Lewis and offensive tackle Jordan Seaton will be vital.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ receiver room took a major hit after Omarion Miller entered the transfer portal, leaving the team thin and inexperienced. Four-star transfer Danny Scudero could provide an immediate boost and a reliable target for Julian Lewis.
Insider Uncle Neely of Thee Pregame Show offered an explanation as to why so many Colorado Buffaloes players have entered the transfer portal this offseason. Wide receiver Omarion Miller, safety Tawfiq Byard and a few promising freshmen are all leaving.
The Colorado Buffaloes are facing a pivotal offseason as their receiver room thins after key departures. Adding Kent State Golden Flashes standout Cade Wolford could give the offense the explosiveness and depth it desperately needs.
As the Colorado Buffaloes suffer a devastating transfer portal exodus, wide receiver Joseph Williams announced he's sticking around for next season. The rising junior could help coach Deion Sanders through a tough roster rebuild.
The Colorado Buffaloes backfield needs an explosive option, and running back Justin Marshall’s versatility as a former wide receiver makes him a perfect fit. Adding him from the transfer portal could give the offense a much-needed weapon.
The Colorado Buffaloes are facing a mass exodus through the transfer portal. When looking back at the Buffaloes' 2025 recruiting class, seven of the 15 players that signed with Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffs are leaving the program.
Colorado Buffaloes' new offensive coordinator Brennan Marion sent a subtle but powerful message to Buffs Nation. As Colorado navigates recent transfer portal departures, Marion’s confidence underscores a renewed focus on recruiting elite talent to Boulder
As expected, former four-star wide receiver Dre'lon Miller announced his decision to leave the Colorado Buffaloes for the college football transfer portal on Friday. Miller largely struggled during his second season with the Buffs this year.
The Colorado Buffaloes have lost several key players to the transfer portal, but a growing group of Buffs have publicly reaffirmed their commitment to Deion Sanders—offering stability and optimism as Colorado begins its 2026 rebuild.
The Colorado Buffaloes defense has taken another hit as freshman defensive end Alexander McPherson enters the transfer portal. His departure leaves a key gap along the defensive line and raises questions about how the Buffaloes will reload this offseason.
Wide receiver Gavin Marsh earned a heartfelt message from Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders in response to his decision to enter the college football transfer portal next month. Marsh played three seasons for Coach Prime as a walk-on.
Amid a flurry of players entering the transfer portal and position coach Brett Bartolone leaving for the Nevada Wolf Pack, tight end Zach Atkins reaffirmed his loyalty to the Colorado Buffaloes, noting he has "unfinished business" in Boulder.
The Colorado Buffaloes lost four-star lineman Carde Smith to the transfer portal, adding to a growing exodus of talent. With key players gone and only 11 signees, Deion Sanders faces a high-stakes offseason to rebuild the roster for next season.
Quarterback Julian Lewis reaffirmed his commitment to the Colorado Buffaloes despite what looks to be a mass exodus from the program. Numerous key Buffs have announced their intentions to enter the transfer portal in the past few days.
After several losses early this offseason, coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes will likely add over 40 players from the college football transfer portal ahead of the 2026 season. Omarion Miller, Tawfiq Byard and others must be replaced.
Yet another true freshman is reportedly planning on leaving the Colorado Buffaloes for the college football transfer portal. After starting in eight games this past season, defensive tackle Brandon Davis-Swain is the latest big name out the door.
In what was a surprisingly poor season for the Colorado Buffaloes, a few players performed either well above or below expectations. Linebacker Jeremiah Brown and safety Tawfiq Byard both impressed, but the Buffs didn't have enough surprises on offense.
Following the transfer of standout wide receiver Omarion Miller, each of the Colorado Buffaloes' top 10 recruits from 2023 is now gone. Coach Deion Sanders' portal problems could continue with Miller and star safety Tawfiq Byard headed elsewhere.
The Colorado Buffaloes struggled in the trenches last season, and coach Deion Sanders needs to add size and depth up front. Former UCF defensive tackle John Walker could be an underrated portal target to help the Buffaloes improve their run defense.
Not everyone is best suited for Boulder, as several former Colorado Buffaloes have found greater success elsewhere than under coach Deion Sanders. While some were benchwarmers whose transfers were understandable, Coach Prime let others slip away.
The Colorado Buffaloes face a major offseason shakeup after losing safety Tawfiq Byard, their top defensive playmaker. With the transfer portal now a central factor, questions loom over who else could depart and how the team will rebuild.
After leading the Colorado Buffaloes in receiving this past season, junior wide receiver Omarion Miller will reportedly enter the college football transfer portal. Offensive coordinator Brennan Marion and quarterback Julian Lewis must now adjust.