Buffs Strengthen Defense with Veteran LB Shaun Myers
The Colorado Buffaloes have bolstered their linebacker corps by acquiring Shaun Myers from North Alabama. Standing at 6-foot-1 and weighing 220 pounds, Myers brings a high football IQ and leadership qualities to the team. As a former team captain with over 100 career tackles, his experience is expected to enhance Colorado's defensive alignment and communication, addressing previous challenges in these areas. Read more
Offensive Line Reinforced with Big Ten Transfer Cooper Lovelace
In an effort to fortify their offensive line, the Buffaloes have added Cooper Lovelace, a 6-foot-5, 315-pound lineman with experience at both USC and Northwestern. Lovelace started nine games at left guard for Northwestern, allowing only one sack throughout the season. His versatility and experience are anticipated to provide immediate impact and depth to Colorado's offensive front. Read more
AD Rick George Advocates for 16-Team College Football Playoff
Colorado Athletic Director Rick George has publicly supported the expansion of the College Football Playoff to 16 teams, aligning with Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark's proposal. George's endorsement of the 5+11 format—five automatic qualifiers and eleven at-large bids—aims to increase access for programs like Colorado, which finished No. 23 in the final 2024 CFP rankings. This expansion could provide more opportunities for teams outside the traditional powerhouses to compete on the national stage. Read more
Former NFL GM Endorses Shedeur Sanders as Browns' Starter
Mike Tannenbaum, former NFL general manager, has advocated for Shedeur Sanders to start as quarterback for the Cleveland Browns. Despite being a fifth-round draft pick, Sanders has impressed with his accuracy and decision-making. Tannenbaum compares Sanders' potential impact to that of Mark Sanchez, whom he drafted and who led the Jets to consecutive AFC Championship games. He emphasizes the importance of evaluating Sanders early to inform the Browns' long-term quarterback strategy. Read more
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