Deion Sanders will be considering his options ahead of the 2025 season with his two sons and Travis Hunter set to leave Colorado, as his future at the school remains unclear

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders would leave for the NFL if he has chance to coach his son with the team that drafts him.

Deion Sanders is many things. A Hall of Fame athlete, transformational college football coach, cultural icon, and, perhaps above all else, the greatest marketer

Deion Sanders, famously known as “Coach Prime,” and his son, Shedeur Sanders, have become one of the most talked-about duos in college football. Deion’s remarkable coaching career, starting at Jackson State and now flourishing at Colorado, has been complemented by Shedeur’s rise as a star quarterback.

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders is not interested in the NFL and "wants to stay in college" per The Athletic's Dianna Russini. Here's more:

Deion Sanders has made waves in college football with an extraordinary turnaround of the Colorado Buffaloes program

Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are preparing to face Kansas in an exciting showdown at Arrowhead Stadium on Saturday, but their trip comes amidst heightened security concerns due to a recent crime spree targeting professional athletes.

University of Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders hyped up highly touted quarterback recruit Julian Lewis' commitment to the Buffaloes on Thursday.

In landing the heir apparent to Shedeur Sanders at quarterback, Coach Prime tells us everything we need to know about his evolution as a coach and his plans for the future.

The Colorado football program has had a very successful season up to this point, with Deion Sanders currently in the running for a Coach of the Year nod and the team sitting pretty at 7-2, with legitimate playoff aspirations.