Deion Sanders and Colorado had a deep list of elite recruits visiting over the past two weekends. One of the top targets out of both groups was four-star tight end Gavin Mueller. The 6-foot-6, 255-pound South Elgin High School (Illinois) standout left Boulder reportedly blown away by Coach Prime and his staff.

Just over one month after signing a record-breaking contract extension with the Colorado Buffaloes, coach Deion Sanders opened up on why he wasn't interested in following his sons to the NFL. "Coach Prime" signed with the Buffs weeks before the NFL Draft,

Sanders Jr., who is Shedeur’s half-brother, also re-shared a tweet from Andrew Fillipponi of Pittsburgh’s 93.7 The Fan that quoted ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper, a noted fan of Colorado’s former quarterback.

As he awaits for his son to hear his name called, here’s a look back at Deion Sanders’ NFL draft experience from 1989: Even in a star-studded 1989 NFL draft that featured five future Pro Football Hall of Famers (including himself), Deion Sanders stood out.

Jordan Seaton vs. Jordon Hudson. Coach Prime vs. Coach Glime. Deion Sanders vs. Bill Belichick. CU vs. North Carolina. Home and home. Make it happen, Rick George. Don’t tell me you

The Cleveland Browns selected quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the NFL Draft, so there is no doubt we will be hearing an awful lot from Sanders' father, Hall-of-F

Deion Sanders shares a precious moment on his Instagram showcasing Snow, the recent member of the Sanders family, listening to his Paw Paw’s wisdom along with his furry friend. There is no doubt that players of this age sit down and listen to Prime Time attentively whenever the Colorado coach shares words of wisdom.

After a quiet initial day at Browns rookie minicamp on Friday, the former Colorado quarterback said Saturday that most of the hate he receives comes from an older generation, and that it's really directed toward his dad, Deion. Sanders believes people have preconceived notions about him because of his famous father.