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The Buffalo Sabres will eventually call on Daxon Rudolph to be one of their defensive leaders. For now, they’re counting on him developing well as he plays for the defending collegiate national champions, the University of Denver Pioneers. In the…

Buffalo Sabres top prospect Daxon Rudolph has made an impressive start to his collegiate career with the University of Denver Pioneers, potentially accelerating his timeline to reach the NHL. Analyst Steven Ellis noted that the transition to the NCAA has appeared smooth for the defenseman, suggesting he could challenge for a spot on Buffalo's roster as early as next year.
Rudolph recorded five points during Denver's opening weekend against Alaska-Anchorage and has logged substantial ice time, including over 25 minutes against the University of Michigan. Buffalo originally selected Rudolph fourth overall in the 2026 NHL Draft using a draft pick acquired from the Chicago Blackhawks in a trade involving Bowen Byram and Jordan Greenway.
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