Ed Werder offered his side of his viral moment with Deion Sanders. Dan Patrick Show/YouTube Werder, who is an NFL reporter, covered the game since he lives 40 minutes from TCU.

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Seasoned NFL reporter Ed Werder recalled the spat he had with Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders and reveals what he wishes he would have said to him in the moment.

It was Ed Werder. The longtime ESPN reporter, who may have once crossed paths with Deion when he reported on the Dallas Cowboys in the 1990s, responded to the rant.

Ed Werder wishes he’d responded differently to Deion Sanders "I wish I had said when he said do you believe, 'No, and neither should you.' But I tried to maintain some level of professionalism ...

Deion Sanders is the talk of the college football world, ... Coach Prime called out a few in the media, including ESPN's Ed Werder, who took a front row seat at the press conference.

The identity of the reporter who was singled out by Deion Sanders on Saturday has been revealed. Colorado beat TCU 45-42 on Saturday in Sanders’ debut as the head coach of the Buffaloes.

T he idea of Deion Sanders trading the sidelines of the Colorado Buffaloes for the bright lights of the Dallas Cowboys is creating a buzz in the sports world. NFL insider Ed Werder added fuel to ...

Deion Sanders was a Hall of Fame cornerback, plying his trade for Dallas from 1995 to ’99 to the tune of four Pro Bowl appearances. Ed Werder was a prominent beat writer, covering the Cowboys ...

But while Deion Sanders was prodding ESPN’s Ed Werder to profess his belief in the postgame glow Saturday of Sanders’ proudest victory, Werder asked a good question. “Do you believe ...

New Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders has always been a magnet when interacting with the media. Whether in his playing career or his newer gig coaching, Sanders always has something great ...

Ed Werder talks with Dan Patrick about Jerry Jones and desire to have Deion Sanders as the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.