Colorado Buffaloes football's Shedeur Sanders would not pass through the waiver system, so he's not going to end up on the Cleveland Browns' practice squad under any circumstances.

Colorado 's 2026 recruiting class has been developing slowly, ranking No. 80 in the nation, according to 247 Sports. However, the Buffaloes aren't out of time and are still sending out offers to impactful players.

Wisconsin football class of 2026 defensive line commit Djidjou Bah picked up an offer from Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes on Thursday.

Fittingly, the Colorado Buffaloes' first game since former coach Bill McCartney passed away earlier this year will come against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets.

Colorado football comes in at No. 47 nationally in program value, per The Athletic's new report. Deion Sanders is a major factor as to why.

The 2025 season will test whether Colorado’s foundation is built to last. Without their biggest stars, the Buffaloes must lean on player development and depth. While a conference title may be out of reach, an 8-4 finish would represent progress—and prove that Coach Prime’s vision is more than a short-term headline.

As Buffaloes Wire continues our 2025 season preview, let's let College Football 26 take the wheel and predict the outcome of the upcoming season.

Coming off a frustrating 2024 season, will the Arizona Wildcats be able to keep pace with the hungry Colorado Buffaloes?

Coach Deion Sanders’ Buffaloes were heavily favored, but the Rams pushed them to the brink. No. 18 Colorado (3-0) needed all of quarterback Shedeur Sanders’ 348 passing yards to complete a ...

Following an outstanding true freshman season that earned him a plethora of honors, Jordan Seaton earned a top rating in EA's College Football 26.

A former two-sport athlete himself growing up in Alabama, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets coach Brent Key shared Wednesday that he idolized Colorado Buffaloes coach