Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders was named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week after his stellar performance in the Buffaloes’ 41-27 victory over Texas Tech.

Sanders showcased his consistency and leadership by completing 30 of 43 passes for 291 yards and three touchdowns, while also scoring a rushing touchdown. These four touchdown games not only highlighted his versatility, but he also maintained his error-free streak by avoiding any interceptions. Sanders’ accomplishments during the game allowed him to break the program record for consecutive games with a passing touchdown of 20, equaling the mark set by Sefo Liufau.

Sanders’ numbers this season have been impressive, placing him among the best in the country. He ranks in the top three nationally in completions, completion percentage (72.9%) and passing points (24). He also ranks in the top 10 in passing yards with 2,882 passing yards this season, showcasing his ability to lead the Buffs’ offense. He was equally effective on the field; He led Colorado with five rushing touchdowns, making him a dual threat that defenses struggled to contain.

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Beyond season statistics, Sanders has reached major milestones in his career. He recently surpassed 13,000 career passing yards and 120 career passing touchdowns in his college career, throwing for 13,101 yards, 121 touchdowns and just 23 interceptions. This consistency has been proven by throwing passes in 45 consecutive games; this is a remarkable achievement that underlines his reliability and skill.

The Buffaloes’ latest victory moved them to a 5-1 record in Big 12 play, placing them alone in second place in the league standings. With Kansas defeating Iowa State, Colorado is in control of its destiny with just three games remaining in the regular season for a potential berth in the Big 12 Championship.

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They face a critical matchup against Utah on Saturday at Folsom Field; This is a game that promises high stakes as the Buffs look to solidify their place among the conference’s elite. The game will air at Noon ET on FOX and will be a key moment in Sanders’ season and Colorado’s quest to advance to the title game.