It's early, but the Colorado Buffaloes have turned the page to next season after finishing 3-9 in 2025. What are the biggest games for Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes on their schedule in 2026?
It's early, but the Colorado Buffaloes have turned the page to next season after finishing 3-9 in 2025. What are the biggest games for Colorado coach Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes on their schedule in 2026?
Former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is making waves in the NFL. He’s risen from fourth-string to starter on the Cleveland Browns, proving the skills and poise he showed in college can translate at the NFL at a high level.
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.
For the first time since their college matchup in 2023, Shedeur Sanders and Caleb Williams will face off again this weekend when the Cleveland Browns face the Chicago Bears. Take a look back at the Colorado Buffaloes' near-upset of Williams' USC Trojans.
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.
The Colorado Buffaloes finished the regular season with a 3-9 record. While there is room for improvement, there is also hope with a young quarterback set to take over the team. A look at the biggest winners and losers of Colorado's regular season.
Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders broke a Colorado Buffaloes NFL record on Sunday, throwing for the most yards in a game of any former Buff. Sanders had an impressive performance last Sunday to secure the Browns’ starting job.
With the Colorado Buffaloes' season over, coach Deion Sanders had time to attend the Cleveland Browns' rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders' game over the weekend. Before the matchup, Sanders spoke to Cleveland owner Jimmy Haslam, igniting rumors.
Even as wide receiver Sincere Brown declares for the NFL Draft, the Colorado Buffaloes may have wasted his potential. The speedster struggled in Boulder, but leaves a gap for offensive coordinator Brennan Marion’s newfangled downfield passing game.
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.
Cleveland Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders outshone the No. 1 pick Cam Ward in their first NFL matchup. Despite the loss, the former Colorado Buffaloes star and Ward still shared a postgame jersey swap that highlighted a bond built long before the NFL.
Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders hired former Sacramento State coach and record-setting Tulsa receiver Brennan Marion as Colorado's offensive coordinator. How can his explosive playing career and signature offensive scheme jump‑start Colorado
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.
After three starts and a career-best day in the NFL, rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has displayed similar traits as he did when he was breaking records as a Colorado Buffalo.
Highlighted by Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders' four-touchdown game and linebacker Nate Landman's interception, a few former Colorado Buffaloes players made an impact for their respective teams in Week 14 of the NFL season.
While Sunday's loss to the Tennessee Titans ultimately spoiled an impressive performance, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders has taken full advantage of his long-awaited NFL opportunity. Colorado Buffaloes fans aren't surprised, though.
Conference championship weekend brought chaos, heartbreak, and history. Even as the Colorado Buffaloes shift focus to 2026, several programs made major statements while others collapsed on the biggest stage.
The Colorado Buffaloes’ recruiting class is off to a rough start after the Early Signing Period, ranking as the lowest of the Sanders era. With only a handful of four-star commitments, the Buffaloes face a critical offseason to build a stronger foundation
Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders, who famously avoids profanity, let a rare word slip while on the sideline before his son, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders, had a breakout game against the Tennessee Titans.
Newly hired offensive coordinator Brennan Marion is a breath of fresh air for the Colorado Buffaloes, and his creativity could help a slew of current players break out. Coach Deion Sanders sought to change his offense's identity and made a home-run hire
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are turning family connections into recruiting momentum, securing the Ward and McDonald brothers. This strategy could give the Buffaloes continuity and trust on both sides of the ball that few programs can match.
Former Colorado Buffaloes star and Cherry Creek high school coach Dave Logan goes for a record 13th Colorado state championship with Cherry Creek, while the Colorado Buffaloes should look to learn from his sustained success under Deion Sanders.
The Colorado Buffaloes just landed three-star defensive back Braylon Edwards from Texas powerhouse Duncanville, giving Deion Sanders another major recruiting win and a full-circle moment with one of his former Truth League players.
Despite falling to the Tennessee Titans and No. 1 overall NFL Draft pick Cam Ward, Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders till showed plenty of good in his third career start, throwing for 364 yards and three touchdowns.
Several notable NFL names shared their reaction to Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders' two-touchdown first half against the Tennessee Titans, including former All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman, Emmanuel Acho and Shannon Sharpe.