After a 9-4 campaign and an Alamo Bowl appearance in his second season with the Colorado Buffaloes, Deion Sanders had to bid farewell to several of his key players to the draft, including his sons Shedeur and Shilo Sanders.
However, Sanders is already utilizing the offseason to rebuild his coaching staff and revamp his roster. Amidst the preparations, he took to social media to preach some wisdom to his fans.
Deion Sanders Preaches Wisdom of Self-Improvement With Fans
Apart from his coaching skills, Sanders is known for having a philosophical outlook on life. He has a way with words that has a hidden meaning behind everything he says.
On Friday, the Colorado head coach shared some words of wisdom about self-improvement. In the tweet that he shared on X, Sanders tried to motivate his followers to work on self-development and take care of their physical and mental health.
When is the last time u worked out or at least worked on YOU? It ain’t gonna happen unless u make it happen. The enemy uses the same game on u because ain’t nothing changed with u inside or out! Work out baby or at least work it out! #CoachPrime
— COACH PRIME (@DeionSanders) February 21, 2025
Sanders himself has been busy making sure the Buffs emerge as strong contenders for the playoffs next season. He brought in ex-NFL stars including Marshall Faulk, Andre Gurode, and Domata Peko to strengthen his coaching staff for his players.
The Buffs are set to begin a new chapter in Boulder after the departure of Shedeur Sanders as their QB1. Five-star prospect Julian Lewis and Liberty transfer Kaidon Salter will be competing in spring practices to be the next starter for the team.
Sanders Opens Up About Personal Struggles in Life
Sanders had quite the success as an NFL star. He won two Super Bowls and has a comfortable life of luxury and fame.
However, Sanders himself has faced several mental battles and struggles, especially when it comes to his personal life.
On Thursday, he posted a clip from the ‘We Got Time Today’ show. In the video, the Colorado head coach opens up about his struggles and experiences with women to psychology expert and life coach Dr. Cheyenne Bryant. He also admitted that these traumatic events have led to him being less open about himself.
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All the trials and tribulations have made Sanders who he is today. Now, he will be looking to make another example of success with the beginning of a new era with the Buffs this upcoming season.
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