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Colorado football’s 2026 season is unraveling under Deion Sanders, whose program has now dropped four consecutive games and faces mounting pressure after a slow start. The Buffaloes, currently at 2-4, have struggled to sustain momentum despite early success, including a surprise win over Georgia Tech, and have managed just one conference victory since the 2025 campaign began.
Sanders, in his fourth year, has overseen two losing seasons in three tries, raising questions about his long-term future in Boulder. With a $26 million buyout clause looming, analysts like Bruce Feldman warn the situation is growing increasingly uncomfortable, particularly as new athletic director Fernando Lovo—who did not hire Sanders or approve his five-year, $54 million deal—now oversees the program.
The team’s recent performances, including a close but costly loss to Utah, have only deepened concerns, leaving Sanders’ job security in doubt ahead of a critical matchup with Oklahoma State this weekend.

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