Deion Sanders responds to NFL talk by telling his sons, “Y’all ain’t going nowhere.”.

Deion Sanders, the head coach, is in possession of his No. In their journey to face No. 1 Oregon Ducks in Eugene, the 19th-ranked Colorado Buffaloes are 3-0. 10 Oregon in week four.
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His two sons are the stars on both sides of the ball, and he is undefeated.
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In terms of passing yards (1,251) and passing touchdowns (10), quarterback Shedeur Sanders is ranked second in the nation. Shilo Sanders had an interception returned for a touchdown against Colorado State and is second on the team in tackles with 19.
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“Coach Prime” has made it clear that he wants both of his sons to play for Colorado for more than one season.
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The senior Sanders laughed off the idea of his two sons moving up to the next level following the 2023 college football season while watching a Denver Broncos game over the weekend.
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As soon as we arrived here, “we kind of got into it,” he said.
“Oh my goodness, Shedeur, look, Shilo said.
You’ll play in the NFL the following season. I responded, “No, he’s not.
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When Sanders was prompted to elaborate by his son Shedeur, he said, “That y’all ain’t going nowhere.

Shilo is a graduate student with two years of eligibility left, while Shedeur is a junior who may leave after the season, according to Denver Sports.
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If Colorado wants to surprise Oregon on the road, both players must be on point on Saturday.
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Travis Hunter, a two-way star for Colorado, won’t be participating in the game because he had to go to the hospital after being struck late by Colorado State safety Henry Blackburn.

Blackburn wasn’t dismissed from the game even though officials flagged him for unnecessary roughness.
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Tuesday, Sanders denounced those who allegedly threatened Blackburn with death after the hit.
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He said, “Henry Blackburn is a good player who played a phenomenal game.
“He made a great sideline hit on Travis. You can describe it as being unclean or as the fact that “He was just playing football.”.
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“However, whatever it was does not justify the fact that he should be getting death threats.
This young man is still attempting to succeed in life.
A man who is dedicated to excellence, trying to live his dream of attending college, graduating with honors or a degree, and playing in the NFL.
A death threat because of a game is not appropriate.
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If Colorado defeats Oregon on Saturday, they will start the season 4-0 for the first time since 2020.
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