Deion Sanders Plans Procedure Before Coaching Debut to Address Lingering Circulation Issues

Deion Sanders may need another leg procedure before coaching his first game for the Buffaloes.
Sanders' circulation in his leg is just 66% of the blood pressure compared to the rest of his body.
Sanders had his left big toe and second toe amputated in October 2021 due to blood clots.
Sanders emphasized in a meeting that he wanted to undergo any future procedures before the season began so he didn't miss time during the season.
Sanders walked with a noticeable limp and was asked about his foot after Colorado's sold-out spring game in April.