US EditionDeion Sanders Says ‘Everything Is OKAY’ as He Deals with Unknown Health Issue
- Deion Sanders, Colorado Buffaloes head coach, has been absent from spring football camps while recovering at his Texas home in 2025.
- Sanders' absence follows a history of blood clot issues leading to two toe amputations and recent unspecified health concerns causing his limited public appearances.
- Sanders' contract extension signed in March requires him to operate at least three on-campus camps, making his nonattendance notable amid team preparations for the August 29 season opener.
- Deion Sanders Jr. livestreamed on June 8 confirming his father is "feeling well" but will disclose more about his condition soon, while an event announcing Sanders' keynote absence cited an "unavoidable last-minute scheduling change."
- Sanders' ongoing recovery creates uncertainty about his return timeline, affecting Colorado's offensive preparations and prompting speculation about the Buffaloes' upcoming season.
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