The Deion Sanders program is one of the most wanted by transfer portal athletes, even more so by NFL stars. Several forces across the league have united to promote Deion Sanders’ coaching techniques. However, it’s not just his on-field actions that make him the trendsetter; it’s his partnerships as well.

The 56-year-old is a proud possessor of classy taste, especially when it comes to his kicks. Hence, he decided to substantiate his admiration further by pairing up with the industry leaders. And to prop him up along the way, players from the NFL are doing their part in promoting the Buffs program.

Kareem Jackson drives attention towards Deion Sanders and Co.

Ahead of signing day, the Colorado Buffs need to finalize their roster. As of now, the Buffs have filled up 21 positions on their team, including many positions in need, like five edge players, two interior defensive linemen, and four offensive linemen. Yet the ‘transfer portal king’ needs to get as many players as he can on board to execute his full-proof redemption plan.

Hence, Texans safety Kareem Jackson came to Deion Sanders’ aid by promoting his program through a comment. “OMG if I was in portal after seeing this I know where I’m going,” stated Jackson.

Despite being an Alabama alum, Jackson stood up for Deion Sanders’ program, another example of Coach Prime’s ‘Prime effect’. Sure enough, the ‘Prime effect‘ is working well in bringing in recruits. But, along with that, it is also aiding Sanders to bring in some major partnership offers.

Deion Sanders shakes hands with Nike

Years after they parted ways, Coach Prime decided to put an end to the tussle between him and Nike, officiating their collaboration. The collaboration came after Under Armour concluded their decade-long partnership with Deion Sanders. Now, as Sanders collaborates with Nike, fans are eager to brag about the signature Nike Air Diamond Turfs again. Coach Prime publicized the news in a post on Friday.

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It was in 1992 that the shoe giant and Sanders joined hands for the first time. However, the collaboration ended rather abruptly. Later in 2017, Coach Prime reported the reason as compensation conflicts. However, keeping the 32-year-old past aside, “We welcome Deion Sanders back to the Nike family,” Nike announced. In the post, Sanders showed off his classic Buffs Black and Gold Nike sneakers, which are ‘still in the lab’, and fans could not contain their excitement over them.

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