Players

PRO
Signed by Buffalo to the 53-man roster from Baltimore’s practice squad on December 14th… joined the Ravens’ practice squad on November 23rd after being released by the Chiefs prior to the regular season… entered the NFL as a fifth-round (139th overall) draft choice of Kansas City in 2009

2011
•    Inactive for the first two games of the season at KC (9/11) and vs. OAK (9/18)
•    Vs. NE (9/25): active for the first time in his career and saw first career action on special teams
•    at CIN (10/2): saw action for the second consecutive week
•    vs. PHI (10/9): inactive
•    at NYG (10/16): inactive
•    vs. WAS (10/30): active, but did not play
•    vs. NYJ (11/6): saw action on special teams
•    at DAL (11/13): Came in at RG, after Kraig Urbik moved to C ... Helped paved the way for  Fred Jackson’s sixth 100-yard game of the season and helped hold Dallas to one sack
•    at MIA (11/20): saw action on special teams
•    at NYJ (11/27): saw action on special teams
•    vs. TEN (12/4): saw action on special teams
•    at SD (12/11) and vs. MIA (12/18): played on special teams
•    vs. DEN (12/24): saw action at center, after replacing an injured Kraig Urbik
•    at NE (1/1):  started at center... part of offense that allowed a league-best 23 sacks this season and ranked fifth in the NFL with a 4.9 yards per rush

2010 w/Baltimore & Buffalo
•    Signed to Buffalo’s 53-man roster from Baltimore’s practice squad on December 14th
•    Released by Kansas City prior to the regular season and joined the Ravens’ practice squad on November 23rd
•    Vs. CLE (12/12): Inactive
•    At MIA (12/19): Inactive
•    Vs. NE (12/26): Inactive
•    At NYJ (1/2): Inactive

2009 w/Kansas City
•    Placed on Injured Reserve with a calf injury on September 5th where he spent the entire season

COLLEGE
Played in 43 games with 28 starts at right tackle for the Tigers ... Earned All-Big 12 honors as a junior and senior ... As a junior in 2007, helped guide Missouri to a number one ranking in the AP poll for the first time since ’60 ... Was part of a prolific offense that finished in the nation’s top 10 in total offense his final two seasons ... Started all 14 games at right tackle for Missouri as a senior in 2008 ... Earned All-Big 12 honorable mention accolades ... Named the team’s Offensive Lineman of the Year by his teammates and coaches ... Started all 14 games at right tackle during his junior campaign in 2007 ...
Earned first-team All-Big 12 honors ... Was part of the only offensive unit in the country to score 30 or more points in all 12 regular season games ... Played in all 13 games in 2006 as a sophomore ... Spent the majority of his time on the kickoff unit and saw reserve action at left guard ... Saw duty in two games as a freshman in 2005 ... Was originally a walk-on, but was awarded a scholarship prior to the season ... Majored in Secondary Education at Missouri.

PERSONAL
First-team all-state selection at defensive tackle at Braymer (Braymer, MO) High School… earned 11 varsity letters in four different sports… garnered all-state honors in basketball and was a McDonald’s All-America nominee

COMMUNITY
    The Offensive Line teamed up with Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Erie County to take 20 young men holiday shopping in December.  Colin was amongst the group of players that gave an unforgettable experience to the young men.  
    Colin supported the Teammates For Kids Foundation this year by attending their annual dinner held in Buffalo in November.  Colin, along with his other teammates, has supported the cause which was co-founded by Garth Brooks and Bo Mitchell 6 years ago.
    Colin also lent his support to teammate Mike Jasper, who held a musical service event with “Cover the Earth” – the vocal authority tour from Mike’s alma mater, Bethel University – at Bethesda World Harvest International Church on Main Street in Buffalo in May.