Deion Sanders, the head football coach at the University of Colorado, has shut down rumors of leaving Boulder to return to the NFL, particularly to coach his former team, the Dallas Cowboys. He expressed his commitment to remaining at Colorado, stating that he loves where he is and is excited about the future with the Buffaloes. Sanders made it clear that he intends to stay with Colorado for the long haul, with the goal of leaving his mark on the program and the state by putting his flag down in Colorado.
During his second season with the Colorado Buffaloes, Sanders led the team to a 9-3 record, securing their first bowl game since 2020. He coached star player Travis Hunter to win the Heisman Trophy and his son, Shedeur Sanders, is expected to be a top pick in the upcoming NFL draft. Hunter reaffirmed Sanders’ commitment to Colorado, stating that he believes Sanders will stay put and continue to lead the Buffaloes to success in the future. Colorado is set to play BYU in the Alamo Bowl on Dec. 28 in San Antonio, Texas.
Sanders’ dedication to Colorado and his success with the program have solidified his place in the state’s history books. Despite the speculation surrounding his potential return to the NFL, Sanders has made it clear that he is focused on building and shaping the Buffaloes into a competitive team in the college football landscape. His strong leadership and coaching abilities have been evident in the team’s recent success, and his desire to leave a lasting impact on the program and the community has resonated with players and fans alike.
The coaching carousel in the NFL continues to turn, with names being floated around for various coaching positions. While Sanders has been mentioned as a potential candidate for the Dallas Cowboys, he has remained steadfast in his commitment to Colorado. Sanders reiterated that he is happy with where he is and is looking forward to the future with the Buffaloes. His love for Boulder and his desire to achieve success at Colorado have overshadowed any speculation about his potential return to the NFL.
Sanders’ decision to stay at Colorado has been met with support and encouragement from players, fans, and the community. His positive impact on the team and the program’s recent success have earned him respect and admiration from those around him. Sanders’ determination to lead the Buffaloes to victory and put his mark on the program has made him a beloved figure in Colorado, with players like Hunter expressing confidence in his ability to continue building the team’s success. The upcoming Alamo Bowl will be another opportunity for Sanders to showcase his coaching prowess and further solidify his legacy at Colorado.
