With hopes of starting a career in the NFL, Colorado Buffaloes offensive lineman Zylon Crisler has three key traits that could help him be selected in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, several Colorado Buffaloes prospects are hoping to hear their name called, and three Colorado players in particular could sneak into next week's draft selections.
Following his departure earlier this spring, former Colorado Buffaloes defensive line coach Warren Sapp shared some thoughts about the culture at Colorado.
Colorado Buffaloes cornerback Preston Hodge is a very intriguing prospect heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, with many people significantly undervaluing what he brings to the table.
The Colorado Buffaloes have several players hoping to hear their names called, but with that, NFL insiders seem to be sending a clear message about Colorado.
In addition to other visits to FSU and BYU, Colorado Buffaloes forward Sebastian Rancik has decided to evaluate an option in the SEC as he makes his final decision on where he will play in 2026.
Colorado Buffaloes cornerback Preston Hodge found success in one key area that NFL teams love, which could lead to him becoming a valuable part of an NFL roster.
The Colorado Buffaloes locker room celebration after the spring game offers a glimpse into the chemistry and confidence building inside Deion Sanders’ program.
A video surfaced that garnered questions about the Colorado Buffaloes' size following the spring game, and that social media attention was responded to by the players.
The doubt that the Colorado Buffaloes and Deion Sanders can be successful next season gives the program even more motivation to make a significant improvement in 2026.