Jordan Seaton’s Delayed NLI Signing Casts Shadow on Coach Prime’s Colorado

Deion Sanders‘ recruitment conundrum continues to make headlines. Now there might be one too many headaches for the revered HC. There’s a latest development in the current signing of the nation’s top offensive tackle Jordan Seaton. There’s a change of plans in the signing as the National Signing Day goes live.

Deion Sanders has had a field day recruiting players of great caliber over the last two months. All the efforts were made in a bid to make the offensive line invincible and ensure that the team performed better than last year. What does it mean for Sanders and co.? Have they lost a trick here? Read more to find out!

Bad news for Deion Sanders as Seaton backs out from Buffs signing

There’s a last-minute change of plans for Jordan Seaton. The 5-star offensive tackle was en route to joining the Colorado Buffs but those plans might have to wait a bit longer. As reported by the ON3 news, Seaton won’t be signing the NLI today. He committed to the Buffs earlier this month over Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Maryland, and other sides. It seems like Maryland and even Tennessee have reached out to the player regarding recruitment.

This Jordan Seaton situation can have adverse effects on the team’s composition. Seaton earlier talked about how he’d be protecting Shedeur Sanders and even allow the QB to absorb the pressure. His pullout from the commitment plans jeopardizes the Buffs 2024 revival as the team now waits for the final decision. Meanwhile, the Buffs have announced the class of 2024 set to mark the arrival of a new era.

Colorado releases the list of newcomers for the 2024 season

The new-look Buffs’ side has several fresh faces as the Buffaloes release the list of newcomers. Buffs have made good snaps with three four-star recruits in Brandon Davis-Swain, Kamron Mikell, and Drelon Miller. The latter of the lot, Miller has also made a Buffs record by becoming the second-highest-rated receiver to be signed by the team.

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Now, moving on to the transfer groups, the team comprises four offensive linemen who played as starters for their respective FBS schools. These include- Kahlil Benson, Tyler Johnson, Justin Mayers, Yakiri Walker leading receiver Will Sheppard, and top tight end Chamon Metayer on offense. There are fresh faces on the offenses too with Chidozie Nwankwo, Samuel Okunlola, and Keaten Wade joining the ranks.

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