Deion Sanders recently took to social media to put concerns about his health to rest, reassuring fans and followers that “everything is OKAY” following his absence from football camps in Boulder this spring. The Colorado head coach has been the subject of speculation regarding his well-being, prompting this public statement on X, where he expressed gratitude for an influx of well wishes, thoughts, and prayers. As he emphasized, “I can assure you all that everything is OKAY and will continue to be so. God got me like no other. I have so much more work to do to glorify…”
Despite his health challenges, including previous surgeries related to blood flow issues, Sanders is optimistic about his return to Colorado. He revealed his eagerness to reunite with his staff, team, and the broader program, adding that updates would follow upon his arrival in Boulder. His spirited sign-off, “Until then, I’M COMING BABY, #CoachPrime,” captures his characteristic enthusiasm and determination.
Earlier reports confirmed that Sanders had been experiencing health issues and recently missed work. His son, Deion Sanders Jr., provided insight during a livestream, indicating that his father is feeling well while recuperating at home in Texas.
Sanders, who has faced ongoing medical challenges since undergoing procedures for blood clots and amputations, is committed to returning to the field as the Buffaloes gear up for an important Year 3 under his leadership. The team’s season opener against Georgia Tech at Folsom Field is set for August 29, marking another step in Sanders’ journey as the head coach in Boulder. As he continues to navigate these challenges, fans await his return with hopeful anticipation and excitement for the upcoming season.
