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Former Colorado Buffaloes players are carving out spots on 2026 NFL team rosters and practice squads, showcasing the program’s growing influence under Deion Sanders and highlighting key performances across the league.
A look at the key contributions from former Colorado Buffaloes in the second week of the NFL preseason, highlighting statistical highlights, roster implications and what the performances mean for the program’s NFL pipeline.
Deion Sanders announced the departure of longtime receivers coach Jason Phillips, highlighting his impact on key players and the program’s offensive overhaul as the Buffaloes prepare for the upcoming season.
Julian Lewis and his top receiver Danny Scudero are building a chemistry that extends off the field, while a revamped Go‑Go offense aims to maximize the Buffaloes' deep‑threat weapons.
Colorado’s offense receives a major overhaul with top recruit Julian Lewis and three transfer wide receivers, aiming to bounce back from a 3‑9 season and reclaim a spot among Big 12 contenders.
Colorado’s football program entered the 2025 season with a 3‑9 record, yet the Buffaloes continue to draw attention from prospects who see more than a win‑loss ledger. Under head coach Deion Sanders, the team’s brand has become a magnet for players eager to learn from a figure many compare to Michael Jordan. The promise of working with a coach whose reputation transcends the sport fuels a steady stream of recruits.
Colorado Buffaloes, led by head coach Deion Sanders, are rallying new talent despite a 3‑9 record, leveraging recent breakthroughs and a compelling vision for a quick rebound.
On Memorial Day, four-star receiver Jaiden Kelly-Murray announced his commitment to the University of Colorado, citing Coach Prime's influence and a personal rap tribute.