Boulder, CO — Standing tall at 6-foot-2 and weighing in at 225 pounds, the Colorado Buffaloes’ new quarterback wasted no time in making a bold statement about his mindset and mission. “It’s not about the Salters; it’s about the Buffs,” he told reporters after his first official practice, signaling his commitment to the team and its legacy.
The quarterback, whose size and skills have drawn comparisons to some of the best in the game, has left behind a highly publicized high school career, including family ties to the Salter name, to focus entirely on his new role in Boulder. His deep feelings about the transition were evident as he addressed questions about the pressure of stepping into the spotlight at the University of Colorado.
“I’m not here to make it about me or my family name,” he said with conviction. “I’m here to represent the Buffs, to give everything I’ve got to this team and this community. That’s what matters most.”
The young QB has already impressed coaches and teammates alike with his combination of physicality, leadership, and poise. Head Coach Deion Sanders praised his maturity, saying, “He’s got the tools, but more importantly, he’s got the mindset. He understands what it means to wear that jersey.”
The Buffs, coming off a mixed season, are looking to capitalize on a revamped roster and new energy under Coach Sanders’ leadership. With a fresh wave of recruits and transfers, the quarterback’s dedication to the team ethos has set the tone for what could be a transformative year.As spring practice ramps up, fans and analysts alike are eager to see how the quarterback’s talent and determination translate on the field. For him, the message is simple: “It’s not about the past—it’s about the Buffs and what we can accomplish together.”
