Jack Freeman

5 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jack Freeman

Shedeur Sanders' selection by the Cleveland Browns in the fifth round was quite the head scratcher, but the Colorado star is beginning to show why the franchise doubled up with two rookie quarterbacks. In a crowded quarterback room that includes third-round pick Dillon Gabriel, Sanders has shown out at the Browns' rookie minicamp both on the field and off of it. The highlight of Sanders' performance came earlier today with a rocket down the field to Gage Larvadain.

2 weeks ago | coloradobuffaloeswire.usatoday.com | Jack Freeman

• King, a top recruit in the 2025 class, adds depth to Colorado's secondary after the departure of Travis Hunter to the NFL. • Head coach Deion Sanders has now added four transfer portal commitments in the past 24 hours. • Colorado is still actively seeking to add another cornerback via the transfer portal. The transfer portal era in college football has brought many new twists, including the ability for players to move schools before ever taking a step on the field for their original school.

2 weeks ago | statehornet.com | Jack Freeman

Categories: Slater becomes fifth Hornet to be drafted in the modern era Sacramento State offensive lineman Jackson Slater has been working toward getting drafted into the NFL for over a decade. On Saturday, his dream became a reality when the Tennessee Titans selected him as the No. 167 pick in the fifth round. This makes Slater the second Hornet drafted in the last three seasons, after safety Marte Mapu was selected in the third round by the New England Patriots in 2023.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jack Freeman

If the NFL draft disappointment wasn't enough disappointment, Colorado fans now have two more talented players entering the transfer portal. Late Friday night, cornerback Colton Hood and his younger brother, running back Brandon Hood, announced that they are entering the transfer portal. Both players had multiple years of eligibility remaining and were expected to be key contributors for the Buffs.

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jack Freeman

Numerous teams headed into the NFL Draft with a need at quarterback, making the selection of last year's Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, Shedeur Sanders, in the first round a near guarantee in the minds of many. Whether it was the New York Giants at No. 3 or the Pittsburgh Steelers at No. 21, rumors swirled around Sanders' next home. However, even after the Giants traded back into the first round, the Colorado quarterback's name remained on the board.