September 15th 2024.
In the past week, there has been much discussion about the Colorado Buffaloes' offensive line and some comments made by their quarterback that were interpreted as a slight against his protectors. However, after a decisive 28-9 victory against their rival Colorado State, the team showed a united front. During the post-game news conference, all five members of the starting offensive line, along with two other players, Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter, joined together to address the media.
Tyler Brown, a Colorado lineman, shared that the win was personal for the team. They were determined to prove their doubters wrong and show their support for each other. They didn't let the negative comments affect them and instead used it as motivation to practice harder and play better. Brown emphasized that they are not satisfied with just one win and will continue to push forward.
Prior to this game, the Buffaloes had struggled with their rushing game, only gaining 75 yards on 45 carries in their first two games. But in this game, their offensive line dominated, giving their quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, plenty of time to throw. He was only sacked once, and it was when the outcome of the game was already clear. Despite missing their leading rusher and only using another player, Charlie Offerdahl, late in the game, the Buffaloes were able to gain 109 yards on 19 carries, averaging 5.7 yards per attempt.
Coach Deion Sanders praised the team's performance, especially the offensive line. He noted that they not only excelled in run blocking, but also in pass protection. He was proud of their effort and intensity from the very first play of the game. He also mentioned that there was a greater focus on running the ball inside leading up to the game, and the offensive line rose to the challenge.
Although the Buffaloes still heavily relied on their passing game, with Sanders throwing the ball 49 times, they were able to have a more balanced attack, which prevented the Rams' defense from solely focusing on defending against the pass. Deion Sanders explained that while he prefers a more balanced offense, he understands that his offensive coordinator, Pat, comes from a professional background where there is more emphasis on balance.
The offensive line had a different alignment for this game, with Tyler Brown shifting from right tackle to left guard and freshman Jordan Seaton starting at right tackle. This change resulted in a clean pocket for Sanders and fewer tackles for loss. In addition, the team was able to sustain long, consistent scoring drives, which helped them take control of the game after trailing 3-0 in the first quarter.
After the game, Sanders made it clear that there is no tension between him and the offensive line. He emphasized that they are like a family and have a strong bond, despite any attempts by the media to portray them otherwise. He also gave credit to the team's unity and determination for their success in the game.
Overall, the Buffaloes showed a strong and cohesive performance, with the offensive line playing a crucial role in their victory. They are not satisfied with just one win and will continue to work hard and support each other as they strive for more success in the future.
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