Chatting with host Rocsi Diaz and former teammate and current ESPN color commentator Troy Aikman, Sanders bemoaned the difference in practice intensity nowadays, saying back in his era he competed just as hard in practice as he would a game. He highlighted the contrast as the reason he couldn't stand to coach at the highest level.

DENVER — Deion Sanders got right to the point in a segment of his new television series: “I couldn’t coach pro ball,” the Colorado Buffaloes coach maintained.

The never-ending rumor mill has consistently tried to connect Deion Sanders with any possible interest in making the jump to the NFL, but the Colorado coach doesn’t see it happening. Sanders spoke with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones in a phone call this offseason that got plenty of attention,

During a recent episode of his Tubi talk show, "We Got Time Today," Deion Sanders explained why he passed on the NFL in favor of remaining head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes.

Heading into their third season under coach Deion Sanders, the Buffaloes have pieced together a strong class of high school recruits. Led by four-star quarterback Julian Lewis, Colorado’s 14-player 2025 high school recruiting class is among the top 40 nationally in 247Sports’ team composite rankings.

Ari Wasserman’s ranking of Deion Sanders as the seventh-best coach in college football has sparked controversy, especially considering his relatively short tenure and overall record at Colorado. While Sanders has undoubtedly brought significant attention and improvement to the Buffaloes,

Colorado coach Deion Sanders speaks during a news conference before the 2024 Alamo Bowl against BYU on Friday, Dec. 27, 2024 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Tyler King, The Denve