Class of 2026 three-star cornerback Braylon Edwards has committed to play for Coach Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes, per Hayes Fawcett.
The newest Buffalo originally committed to SMU before reopening his recruitment and ultimately landing in Boulder.
Edwards, a 6-foot cornerback from Duncanville, Texas, is ranked as the No. 124 cornerback nationally and the No. 176 overall prospect in his hometown state.
Edwards adds depth to Colorado’s secondary heading into the 2025 offseason. His commitment marks a key addition to Colorado’s 2026 recruiting class, as the Buffaloes aim to build momentum under Coach Prime.
Colorado endured a disappointing 2025 season, finishing 3-9 overall and posting its fourth losing record in the last five years. The Buffaloes ended the year at the bottom of the Big 12 standings, managing just one conference victory.
With major roster additions expected, finding a talent like Edwards can help lay the foundation for long-term development. His pledge is part of Colorado’s continued push to strengthen its roster to compete in the Big 12 conference.
The Buffaloes are just 16-21 under head coach Deion Sanders and have yet to win a bowl game during his tenure. The program continues to seek stability and long-term progress with 2026 shaping up as a pivotal season in Sanders’ high-profile rebuild.
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