Deion Sanders Says He's Not 'Built' for NFL Coaching, Sees Sons Entering 2025 Draft

Sanders undeterred by losing streak and possible top 10 draft position for his son, slated to enter NFL draft in 2025 despite fluctuating Colorado Buffaloes' performance.

Despite leading the Colorado Buffaloes to an impressive start, Deion Sanders has ruled out coaching in the NFL, citing the difference in attitudes between payers who love the game and those who are playing for big money.
Sanders has been widely commended for his coaching techniques, having brought the struggling Buffaloes back to prominence, despite recent losses resulting in a current record of 4-5.
Sanders has two sons currently playing at Colorado, quarterback Shedeur and safety Shilo, who he suggests will enter the NFL Draft together in 2025.
Sanders noted that the prospect of coaching his sons in the NFL as a package deal hasn’t been discounted, but for now, he remains focused on ending Colorado's current losing streak and securing a winning record.
In an interview, Sanders expressed his passionate approach to coaching, stating that he's too brutally honest and committed to winning, often resulting in players who don't respect the game being shown the door.