Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes nearly lost one of their top assistants, defensive coordinator Robert Livingston, to the NFL this offseason. According to NFL insider Albert Breer, Livingston was a serious candidate for the New Orleans Saints' defensive coordinator position,

NIL and revenue sharing could bring about a more NFL-style approach to roster management and an end to the living room recruiting pitch

Sanders isn’t just a coach—he’s a media powerhouse. His presence extends beyond the football field, from his Coach Prime documentary series on Amazon Prime to weekly talk show appearances on Tubi. His social media activity keeps Colorado in the national conversation, ensuring recruits and their families see the Buffaloes as a high-profile program.

Deion Sanders continues to make waves in recruiting, securing an official visit from five-star wide receiver Cederian Morgan. The elite pass-catcher from Benjamin Russell High School in Alabama will visit Boulder from May 9-11,

Hall of Fame RB Marshall Faulk tells Rich Eisen Show guest host Suzy Shuster how Deion Sanders was able to lure him to Colorado to be the Buffaloes’ running backs coach.

With the departure of both of his sons and the Heisman winner from his program, Deion Sanders' union with Colorado will be seriously questioned from this point forward. More prominent positions throughout college football will be desperate for his services,