The Colorado Buffaloes are making major moves as they look to bolster their offensive line, and they’ve got their sights set on a massive target—former Wagner offensive lineman Brandon Sneh. Standing at 6-foot-7, 320 pounds, Sneh will visit Boulder this weekend (Jan. 3-5), with other top schools like Illinois, Kansas State, Houston, and Cal also vying for his commitment
Sneh, who has already toured Marshall and East Carolina, is coming off a stellar season where he didn’t allow a single sack at Wagner, an FCS powerhouse. With an impressive 84-inch wingspan and Pro Football Focus grades of 81 in pass blocking and 72.4 in run blocking, Sneh is a force to be reckoned with.
As Deion Sanders searches for a new offensive line coach after Phil Loadholt’s departure to Mississippi State, adding Sneh could be a game-changer for the Buffaloes. With two years of eligibility left, this Philadelphia native could be the key to solidifying Colorado’s front line.
With 12 transfer portal commitments already in the bag, including two offensive linemen, Colorado is building something special. Could Sneh be the next piece to this growing powerhouse? Time will tell!
