Colorado Buffaloes head football coach Deion Sanders addressed his former player Travis Hunter's decision to deactivate social media accounts in response to comments about Hunter's fiancée ...

Deion Sanders made clear last month before the Alamo Bowl that he planned on staying to coach the Colorado Buffaloes for the long-term future despite rampant rumors he could jump. On Wednesday ...

The Deion Sanders to Dallas story is not going anywhere if ESPN has anything to say about it. The network has committed a huge chuck of their morning programming to the topic over the last few ...

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders directs his team during the first half of an NCAA spring college football game Saturday, April 27, 2024, in Boulder, Colo.(David Zalubowski / AP) Jerry wouldn’t ...

The 2025 NFL Draft season has brought unprecedented attention to Deion Sanders, his son Shedeur Sanders, and the influence Coach Prime may exert over Shedeur’s NFL future. Deion’s vocal stance ...

Deion Sanders might be looking to jump to the NFL. The Colorado Buffaloes head coach has “very strong interest” in the Raiders’ sideline opening, the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported ...

Deion Sanders has made clear what will get him to coach at the pro level. The Colorado head coach joined “GMA3” on Wednesday and said the one thing that will get him to make the leap to the NF ...

The Dallas Cowboys have interest in hiring Deion Sanders as their next head coach. Sanders all but confirmed as much when he told ESPN about his conversation with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones ...

There’s one NFL opportunity that would intrigue Deion Sanders enough to possibly leave Colorado. It just doesn’t exist yet. “The only way I would consider it is to coach my sons. Not son.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders issued another reminder that he will intervene if his quarterback son Shedeur is drafted by an NFL team he doesn’t like and said there are a “couple of teams that ...

Deion Sanders previously said he was “not one bit” interested in becoming an NFL coach one day, no matter how much success he might have at the college game. He told “60 Minutes” that in ...