The Buffaloes’ running back extraordinaire, Alton McCaskill, spills the beans, revealing the secret weapon of Deion Sanders’ Colorado. Giving a rundown on why opponents are rethinking their tackling strategies, the revealing interview of the Buffs podcast opened up the decision not to recruit additional running backs.

Being untouchable himself, as Deion Sanders chose to change the entire offensive line and keep the running backs roster intact, this strategy opens up a bigger mission. Gaining faith in the coaching maestro, the player abides by Deion Sanders’ philosophy.

McCaskill’s humble honors

In the latest podcast of DNVR Sports, Jake Schwanitz sought McCaskill’s opinion on the Buffaloes’ ‘vote of confidence’ for not opting for any running back recruits this year. Acknowledging the coaching staff’s belief in the existing roster of running backs, McCaskill believes it will align with the team’s needs, “I guess you can say that I mean I’m very like I said I’m a very strong believer in putting the best guys out there. So I guess I’m very honored to have them feel like what I’m saying like their room is enough and that they’re good.”

The Buffaloes prodigy took this as an opportunity to acknowledge the skills of the teammates, “Shout out to all the running backs, first of all, Micah is a beast, Savon is a beast; Charlie’s a beast Dylan is an absolute beast he’s going to have a breakout year. I’m just very happy to even be a part of a room like that.” Hence, the theme of teamwork sets the tone for Colorado Buffaloes for the upcoming season.

Teamwork takes center stage for Deion Sanders’ Buffaloes

A few days back, Sanders delivered a stirring speech emphasizing mutual dependence, accountability, support, and unity among teammates. Despite the CU Buffs finishing the 2023 season with a 4-8 record, Deion Sanders runs high in strategy. Noting that individual strengths and weaknesses can be balanced within a teamed-up framework, Coach Prime highlighted, “I love that we’re accountable. I love that we’re depending on one another. I love that we’re pushing one another. I love that we’re supporting one another. I love that we’re challenging one another. I love that we’re becoming brothers regardless of your background and social status.“

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Balancing the O-line with the D-line, Sanders has his vision set as expressed in his Instagram post, “Hold each other accountable. We want to work like a playoff team and that’s what we have. That’s what we’re at and that’s what we got. Ain’t no ifs and buts about it.”

Alton McCaskill’s interview shows Deion Sanders’ mindset in placing new players on the roster while keeping the running back group intact. This exhibits the coach’s faith in the players who align with his vision in the long run.   

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