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Deion Sanders is back and shaking up the NFL

Former All-Pro predicts an imminent return to Colorado

Deion Sanders speaks clearly: “I’m going through something”
Deion Sanders speaks clearly: “I’m going through something”

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After weeks of speculation, Deion Sanders name is once again making waves in the football world.

The legendary former player and current head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes has stayed out of the public eye due to health issues, but all signs point to his return to the team being closer than many expected.

Deion Sanders prepares for his most anticipated return

Former All-Pro Adam “Pacman” Jones, who maintains a close relationship with Deion Sanders, recently visited his home in Texas.

On his BetOnline show, Jones shared encouraging news, “Deion is doing well. He has one more week at home before coming back. He’ll be ready for the season.”

This statement sparked positive excitement among Buffaloes fans, who are eager to see their charismatic leader back on the sidelines.

Silence, recovery, and signs of a powerful comeback

Since news broke of his health concerns, Deion Sanders has kept a low profile. In a rare podcast appearance with Asante Samuel, he admitted to losing weight and being in recovery.

“I haven’t done media in a while. I needed this,” he said, hinting at the emotional and physical toll of his time away from the spotlight.

During his absence, figures like Michael Irvin, Lil Wayne, and Travis Hunter have been by his side, checking on him and sharing moments of camaraderie.

Former All-Pro predicts an imminent return to Colorado
Former All-Pro predicts an imminent return to Colorado

Irvin, his former teammate on the Dallas Cowboys, was clear, “I’ve never seen Deion Sanders quit. He’s coming back, and he’s coming back strong.”

Although his presence at the upcoming Big 12 Media Days in Texas has not been confirmed, the event’s proximity to his home could make it easier for him to attend, something fans and reporters are eagerly anticipating.

The Buffaloes are set to open the 2025 season on August 29 against Georgia Tech, and if the forecasts from Jones and Irvin prove true, it will be with Deion Sanders leading the charge.

A comeback that would not only mark the beginning of a new campaign but also the return of one of the most captivating figures in college sports today.

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