Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes have proven to be a major draw in college football, once again pulling in impressive television ratings. Their Week 11 road matchup against Texas Tech garnered 3.

Deion Sanders success at Colorado caused First Take to muse about if he should be considered as the new Jaguars or Florida State coach.

McCarthy is in the final year of his contract and with the Cowboys struggling, it will be pretty easy for Jerry Jones to make the decision to move on once the season is over (Jones has already said he won't fire McCarthy during the season).

Florida State moved to 1-9 after last week's loss to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, inching them closer to one of the worst seasons the Seminoles have had in the past 50 years. Head coach Mike Norvell let go of offensive coordinator Alex Atkins,

As the NFL season continues and coaches find themselves on the hot seat, one collegiate coach has found himself in rumors about leaving his program for

With Colorado sitting 17th in the CFP poll and the Buffaloes appearing to have taken a clear step forward, coach Deion Sanders has already drawn some speculation about a pivot to professional football.

Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders has been one of the most common coaches to consistently come up in the rumor mill when it comes to names who could potentially land in the NFL. Sanders, also known as “Coach Prime” has gained plenty of recognition for what he’s done at Jackson State and now Colorado.

The Deion Sanders sweepstakes are heating up as he continues to win in Boulder. Despite having a projected preseason win total of 5.5, he has the Buffs

History has a funny way of repeating itself, and that could come back to bite one NFL team in dire need of a quarterback. This week Deion Sanders appeared on the FS1 show Speak and said that he will step in to stop his son Shedeur being drafted by the wrong team.

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter hinted that Deion and Shedeur Sanders could possibly team up in the NFL in 2025.