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Kaidon Salter PFF Passing Grade: 45 Buffs O-line Pass Blocking Grade: 95.1 🔥 When kept clean, Salter’s passing grade was only 63.8 — it should have been in the 80’s with an O-line this dominant.” 🦬 👀 #SkoBuffs

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Фото профиля Bret Taylor
Bret Taylor1 год назад

He’s moving and rolling out when there is a clean pocket and explosive WRs. Unbelievably frustrating

Фото профиля Prez
Prez1 год назад

Let Sheduer Have Had This Year OL! Buffs Make It Deep In The Playoffs!

Фото профиля The College Football
The College Football1 год назад

Sheduer would’ve had 5000 yds passing with this OL

Фото профиля JJ
JJ1 год назад

This can't be true because I hear from so many fans saying salt is better than S2 🤣

Фото профиля PrimeSexual
PrimeSexual1 год назад

#missin2

Фото профиля E
E1 год назад

My only question is why are Colorado fans pretending to be shocked by this? Maybe lower the expectations on the kid.

Фото профиля CFBCrazyUnc
CFBCrazyUnc1 год назад

If I’m juju I’m out I’m not watching a fullback play qb over me and then gaslight me all season✌🏾✌🏾

Фото профиля Michael Priebe
Michael Priebe1 год назад

I hope i never have to watch salter play again. Everything about his game is atrocious. Either roll with staub to give juju a rs year or put juju in and weather the growing pains

Фото профиля HTX Phantom🥋🐘🦬
HTX Phantom🥋🐘🦬1 год назад

😭😭😭 Poor Colorado Coach Prime is gonna figure it out. I still believe in him💪🏽

Фото профиля Ossacin’s Ducktail
Ossacin’s Ducktail1 год назад

Full Video:

Фото профиля Traylon
Traylon1 год назад

If shedure had this o line it’s a way different story

Фото профиля K-Dub
K-Dub1 год назад

Coach Prime is trash! It all on him!

Фото профиля Mr. Maurice
Mr. Maurice1 год назад

🤦🏿‍♂️

Фото профиля Magical A
Magical A1 год назад

Pat Shurmur still don’t call down the field throws like he did against Wyoming. Why aren’t the playmakers getting targets down the field. This is on Deion and Pat.

Фото профиля lo718
lo7181 год назад

Wish JuJu got a chance

Фото профиля Jeremiah McPhearson 🇺🇸
Jeremiah McPhearson 🇺🇸1 год назад

Imagine if ⌚️had this Oline

Фото профиля Broncos_ on_3
Broncos_ on_31 год назад

Season is over

Фото профиля Welcome2Tulsa
Welcome2Tulsa1 год назад

He is scared to play in the pocket. He’s too short. Runs backwards. Not tall enough not big enough. Athleticism doesn’t create great qbs. Mind and poise in pocket, and size and height. Going to black QBs isn’t the answer. Need Troy aikmans, mannings, big Ben’s need big boys

Фото профиля Joshua D
Joshua D1 год назад

Idk how everyone cant agree that Salter was more hype than pop. 2 would've gone undefeated with this line. Start giving JuJu reps for next year and get rid of shurmur. Enough of the screens. Run the dang ball then drop bombs for our big WRs

Фото профиля Gils Mcfluff
Gils Mcfluff1 год назад

So basically, this 🥷 was ass ass.

Фото профиля Samaj18
Samaj181 год назад

@joewheat27

Фото профиля Darius, Enrico Pucci
Darius, Enrico Pucci1 год назад

It's crazy seeing the play he had a pocket and two open WRs and he bailed out and ut was 3rd down and he did this multiple times

Фото профиля 7️⃣ 🦬🚀🇨🇱
7️⃣ 🦬🚀🇨🇱1 год назад

PUT THE FRIES IN THE BAG @07ksalt

Фото профиля Ryno
Ryno1 год назад

@DeionSanders @07ksalt @CUBuffsFootball 👀

Фото профиля Jertell
Jertell1 год назад

Salt isn’t good when will people notice? A top tier line and explosive receivers with nothing as a result

Фото профиля Cody
Cody1 год назад

I watched basically the entire game. The officiating was inexcusable last night by @mikemccabe85. I've researched this cockwomble. In games he works, teams that start a minority QB lose more than 70% of the time. Sorry not sorry, but that smells like racism to me, @NCAA.

Фото профиля C C
C C1 год назад

F it prime just go some where else.. cause when or lose they don't appreciate the way you brought CU back

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