Deion Sanders' face told the entire story as he watched his son, Shedeur, remain undrafted after the first round of the 2025 ...

NFL Draft is here, and arguably no prospect has drawn more attention than Shedeur Sanders, the Colorado quarterback and son ...

Deion Sanders’ quest to play a spring football game against another team has been shot down by the NCAA, at least for this year. NCAA rules currently forbid two teams playing each other in the ...

Deion Sanders-inspired colorway of LeBron James' signature shoe will soon hit retailers, joining the upcoming "Prime 93" ...

Deion. Deion Sanders not only loses Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter for the upcoming season Deion. Deion Sanders ensures scholarship offer goes to NFL legend's son The tension between Deiondra ...

Days after Deion Sanders said he loves wearing black and gold when asked about Shedeur Sanders' draft destination another hint linking the younger Sanders to a certain NFL team in New Orleans come ...

Sanders has two sons, Shedeur and Shilo, in this draft along with Hunter. Shedeur is a top quarterback and Shilo plays safety. Which teams was Deion Sanders trying to avoid? He wouldn't say ...

Deion Sanders in the spotlight at Colorado Pro Day ... Some of the other pictures showed Snow donning a white hat while on a beachside bed as he tried to eat his own blue slipper.

In this year's draft, two of the most talked about prospects are his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders, and two-way player Travis Hunter. At a press conference for Colorado's pro day, Deion gave a ...

Deion Sanders has been one of college football’s most vocal and innovative minds, but the NCAA is not on board with one of his latest ideas. The Colorado head coach has pushed for an offseason ...

Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders and Asante Samuel reignited their social media feud last week. Former NFL player and current analyst Ryan Clark weighed in. Nov 25, 2024; Inglewood ...

Colorado coach Deion Sanders has earned ... who identify as Black/African American increased 50.5%, and applications from prospective students who identify as non-white increased 29.3%.