Deion Sanders has reiterated that he won’t be leaving the Buffs for the NFL, but could that change? Since the transfer portal opened the Buffs have experienced an exodus of talent. While Coach Prime played down the departures, his own future is under the scanner. With his son Shedeur likely to leave for the NFL next season, will Deion Sanders follow suit Senior NFL journalist Mike Farrell certainly thinks so.

The rumor that Deion Sanders and his sons will part ways with the Colorado program in 2025 has gained traction, with Farrell, a preeminent figure in the football world, lending his belief to the speculation. Sharing his thoughts on Jason Whitlock’s show Fearless, Farrell made a daring forecast about Prime’s future.

“I think he’s going to be gone,” Farrell said, explaining why he feels this way. The first and most important is the Buffs’ scores for the past seasons. While Prime has stuck with his unconventional approaches, they are considered groundbreaking only when they yield good numbers, which Deion Sanders and Co. heavily struggled with last season. They finished with a record of 4-8 for the year.

Guessing the record Deion Sanders would have with Colorado, Farrell said

However, that is not the only series of events that has led him to think about Prime moving away from CU.

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 Farrell added, chipping in his prediction of Prime leaving Colorado in the coming year.

Prime’s recurring condition of blood clots, because of which he had to get two of his toes amputated, is something the fans have long speculated to be the reason for his retiring. On the other hand, will a chance to move to the NFL tempt him, considering his sons could soon be plying their trade in the league?

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, his daughter, Shelomi Sanders’s entry into the transfer portal surprised many.

Shelomi Sanders is on her way to finding a new team

Shelomi Sanders, a former Buffs guard, has decided to seek opportunities elsewhere. Her decision comes after appearing for a mere 11 minutes in 5 games this season, clearly indicating her dissatisfaction with the current situation. The transfer of the Jackson State player to Colorado was initially tied to her father’s coaching duties at CU football.

It’s not just Shelomi Sanders who has moved out of Colorado. Several freshers and sophomores like Brianna McLeod, freshman Mikayla Johnson, and freshman Jadyn Atchison have entered the transfer portal out of the Buffs.

Shelomi’s move, however, raises some speculation mainly because of what Farrell highlighted. Does Shelomi Sanders moving out mean something big for Coach Prime as well? Do let us know what you think.