Deion Sanders has a theory for why people around the NFL are knocking his son Shedeur Sanders's quarterbacking ability. On Thursday, Colorado's head coach crashed his son's podcast and made a comment sure to raise some eyebrows around the NFL.

Shedeur Sanders had his GPA exposed as he excclled in the classroom as he boasted an average near 4.0 ahead of the NFL Draft.

While the football players may have missed out on the classroom experience, they still managed to perform well academically. Colorado director of player personnel James Cheney revealed that the Buffaloes football team earned a cumulative GPA of 3.0 under Sanders, the first time in program history they achieved that mark.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones speaking with Deion Sanders about his head coaching vacancy raises so many fascinating possibilities. Obviously, it’s far from a lock that Jones will hire Deion, who spent the past two seasons coaching his star quarterback son at Colorado.

Here's a second straight NFL mock draft that has Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders dropping out of the top-five of upcoming 2025 NFL Draft. Would it be that surprising? He's talented, but I've seen questions about whether he's a top-five talent.

Four Colorado Buffaloes quarterbacks have been drafted into the NFL. Shedeur Sanders looks to make it five in April. The fourth of Coach Prime’s five children is expected to be one of the first players taken in the draft,

With where Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders is projected to go in the 2025 NFL Draft, his father Deion Sanders may regret the opportunity of being able to potentially coach him at the next level.

The Las Vegas Raiders are facing a critical decision in the 2025 NFL Draft, and one quarterback is making waves as a potential first-round pick.

As his stock among scouts and pundits rose and the landscape of the 2025 NFL draft order became clearer, Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders dropped hints as to his true feelings about potential landing spots.