Deion Sanders detailed his conversations with the NFL head coach following Colorado’s victory.
Deion Sanders has disclosed that, following his successful start to the season with the Colorado Buffaloes, which included two significant victories over TCU and Nebraska, he spoke with Andy Reid, head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs.
Deion Sanders, the head coach of Colorado and a legend of the NFL, has admitted he has spoken with Andy Reid, the coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, about his new career.
After an impressive start with the Colorado Buffaloes and two successful years with Jackson State, Sanders himself has been linked to a potential move to the NFL.
In the “Colorado Football Coaches Show” segment on Thursday, Sanders talked about some of the well-known figures who have gotten in touch with him since making a winning debut with the Buffaloes, including head coach Reid, a two-time Super Bowl champion.
“Andy Reid is one person that you wouldn’t think that we correspond with that is really well,” he said.
“All we have is this love.
I have the utmost respect for him.
You need to be aware of that.
However, as soon as you enter the building following practice, you look on your phone and see a text from Andy Reid.
I said, “Coach, what’s up?
Can you help me with his running game?”.
In addition to revealing that several NBA players will make appearances on Saturday’s game, Sanders told USA Today that Hollywood icon Jamie Foxx “checks in on me occasionally.”.
With victories over rival Colorado State, TCU, Nebraska, and the NCAA championship runners-up from the previous season, the Buffaloes have had an incredibly strong start to the season.
However, they were humiliated by Oregon in Week 4, with quarterback Bo Nix dominating the game after the two teams exchanged barbs.
Despite a tough game against USC this weekend and a loss last week, Sanders appears to have had a significant impact on the school, which had a 1-11 record the season before.
If the quarterback Shedeur Sanders keeps playing as well as he has through the first four games of the season, he might also be selected in the first round of the draft, though he may decide to stay at the school for his senior year.
