Deion Sanders is feeling like himself again and ready to lead Colorado's resurgence
NBC Sports • • sports
Key Points:
- Deion Sanders is feeling much healthier now after recovering from bladder cancer surgery last year, which had affected his coaching performance and contributed to Colorado's disappointing 3-9 season.
- Sanders took responsibility for not making necessary adjustments during last season and is confident that changes to both the roster and coaching staff, including new coordinators, have already turned the program around.
- He emphasizes his commitment to coaching despite health challenges, viewing it as his calling and focusing on the present rather than the future.
- The Colorado football team underwent significant roster turnover and coaching changes, with quarterback Julian Lewis seen as a key player for future success.
- Sanders expresses excitement about rebuilding the team and applying his coaching philosophy without feeling external pressure, instead applying pressure himself.
