Deion Sanders tries to spark changes on Colorado’s offensive line

Coach Prime’s words are not sugar coated and the Buffaloes need to listen

It’s another tough week for the Colorado Buffaloes.
Going to the Rose Bowl for a Pac-12 matchup with UCLA was not a good idea.
It was a game that required a strong performance from a team struggling to maintain momentum.

Tonight’s game showed that the Bruins have one of the best defenses in the conference.
Sheder was awful against Colorado’s high-flying offense against Sanders and the pass rush that plagued him all night.
Much of that was due to the inconsistency of the offensive line.
Now, no one wants to beat a dead horse, but at some point enthusiasts will have to consider other options.
Colorado coach Deion Sanders shared this during his postgame press conference.
“Big picture: You get a new line.
Overview, get a new line and it will be an image.
“I’m going to make it look good,” Sanders said.
Many people took this quote negatively and said that this should not be done to children. Well, that’s what fighting tails are all about.
It doesn’t mean that he wants to get rid of someone, but the production is not there.

Masterpiece had 24 pressures with 17 QB hits and 7 sacks.
When you look at those stats and see that you’re dead last in pass protection, what can you do to fix that problem?

People are offended by what Prime Coach says, but it actually prepares them for real life.
Sanders has always been open about his feelings, some of which stem from his days in the NFL.

In a way, it shows kids what it’s like to be in the NFL or just life in general.
If they do not work at the desired level, they will be replaced.
If you want your masterpiece to rise to the next level, you cannot continue with this punishment.
So if changes are needed, they are implemented.

With the Pac-12 competition in the back window, the question on everyone’s mind is how the Buffs will continue to win and what changes will be on the horizon.