Deion Sanders is set to enter his third year as the Buffs' head coach, after leading CU to a ranked finish in last year's final College Football Playoff ranking (No. 23) and AP Poll (No. 25) in ...

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders gave his first extensive remarks about his quarterback son Shedeur’s disappointing NFL draft experience, saying the ordeal “did hurt” him emotionally ...

During an interview that took place before the 2025 NFL Draft, Deion Sanders had a very interesting reaction when he was asked about the possibility of his son, Shedeur Sanders, going to Cleveland ...

Deion Sanders is a proud father who, like any good dad, just wants the best for his son. His son is, of course, Shedeur Sanders, one of the top prospects in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, alongside ...

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders against Texas Tech in a Big 12 football game Nov. 9, 2024, at Jones AT&T Stadium. (Stephen Garcia/Avalanche-Journal/USA Today Network via Imagn Images) ...

Last week, NFL insider Ed Werder reported that Sanders would be open to the idea of coaching the Cowboys. Last year, Sanders made it known that the only way he would take up a job in the NFL would ...

Ed Werder of WFAA-TV in Dallas recently reported that Sanders would have "certainly accepted the job" if Jones had offered it. Sanders, however, previously told "Good Morning America" that he ...

“Breaking: The #Cowboys have hired Matt Eberflus as their defensive coordinator on new HC Brian Schottenheimer’s staff, per sources,” Werder wrote in his initial post, which has gotten ...

Sanders told ESPN he ‘loves’ Boulder “and everything there is about our team, the coaches and the community”, despite Cowboys insider Ed Werder insisting Sanders would ‘almost certainly ...

In fact, former ESPN reporter Ed Werder, who’s covered the Cowboys for more than three decades, went as far as to say Sanders would take the job if Jones gave it to him. “Regarding Deion ...

Date: Jan. 16 Source: E d Werder Deion Sanders "would almost certainly accept" an offer from the Cowboys, according to former ESPN and Cowboys reporter Ed Werder.