Deion Sanders is fortifying the Colorado Buffaloes on both offense and defense with the addition of a retired NFL defensive tackle and a former offensive tackle teammate to his 2024 coaching staff. He’s making good on his promise to Warren Sapp, a seasoned NFL veteran known for his disruptive play on the field, to bring him to Colorado.

Coach Prime recognized Sapp’s potential to contribute to his coaching staff from the outset. While the exact timeline wasn’t specified, Sapp, in an earlier interview with DNVR Sports, hinted at his arrival in Boulder in March. Now that he’s here, his admiration for Deion Sanders is evident. The enthusiasm he’s instilled in the Buffs is a key factor in the team’s anticipated high-energy post-break.

Warren Sapp and George Hegamin motivate the Buffs after spring break 

Well Off Media is back after the spring break with fresh content and features new faces in the coaching staff. Deion Sanders finally brought in the man whose hiring news he confirmed in February. Warren Sapp officially joins the Colorado Buffaloes as a senior quality control analyst, and his love for Coach Prime is so pure. He said of Deion Sanders, “I love this man to death from the first time I saw him… I’ve been a Deion Sanders fan since I was 12 years old. So we all here for the man. Let’s go riding. Championship time!“

Warren Sapp’s addition isn’t the only thing hyping the Buffs meeting. Deion Sanders also brought in a former teammate, George Hegamin, a former NFL OT with whom he played together for three seasons at the Dallas Cowboys. He’ll serve as the Buffs’ new director of leadership and engagement. His introductory speech is inspiring as he hyped Shedeur Sanders and Co. with a powerful message emphasizing that “everything impacts everything.” It looks like the Buffs will be well-polished all around as the second half of their spring training commences. 

Coach Prime is back for spring training after a refreshing break

When the Buffs began spring training on March 18, Deion Sanders’s life didn’t go as planned. The team’s bad plays had him yelling his lungs out for the world to see. But all these might change, for he’s back after a refreshing family vacation to the Dominican Republic and a peaceful and positive Easter with Colorado residents.

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Hopefully, the team’s players are back equally refreshed. The Buffs will also be excited to work with the new coaching staff. The second half of spring football practice begins on April 1 and will continue until the final game day on April 27 at Folsom Field.

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