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Thankful For ‘Son’ Visit While Away From Colorado Buffaloes

Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders is battling an unspecified health issue. “Coach Prime” has been recovering at his house in Texas and has missed summer football camps in Boulder.

Recently, Sanders’ “son,” retired NFL cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones paid him a visit and Sanders provided an optimistic update.

Sanders has been very forthcoming about health issues in the past as the NFL legend had two toes amputated due to from complications from an operation. Then in 2023, he underwent a nine-hour operation on his foot. However, on a podcast hosted by former NFL star Asante Samuel in May, Sanders said his current situation “is at a whole other level” and that he lost 14 pounds.

Fast forward to June, Sanders is still battling the issue and has had some friends and family stop by to check on his progress including former Colorado two-way star Travis Hunter and former Dallas Cowboys teammate Michael Irvin. Most recently, retired NFL cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones stopped in.

God is so Good, another 1 of my sons came to see me and make certain I’m straight. He also wanted to fish so I was his guide today,” Sanders wrote on Instagram. “Thank u my brother u gave me energy.

That’s a positive update after the visit from Sanders as he fishes with an old friend who he considers family. Colorado fans hope their coach gets better soon.