Deion Sanders, the University of Colorado football team’s head coach, is improving. It was after he had emergency surgery for blood clots on his legs. And now, as the Jackson State football team’s third-year head coach, Sanders is guiding his squad through spring practice. He has been posting Instagram videos of himself exercising with weights and using an elliptical machine.

Nonetheless, he has also returned to his old habit of instilling positivity in his 3400000 followers. He has been sharing his precious pearls of wisdom and promoting positivity among his fans. And today, he again took to his IG and emphasized the importance of healing.

Deion Sanders believes that ‘Prayers still changes things.’

When Deion Sanders took over the Colorado Buffaloes, it caused many people to leave the team. He worked hard to improve the team by setting new rules, removing problematic players, and organizing the roster. The fans were excited about seeing the changes and were eager to witness the team’s comeback. The previously overlooked team is now considered a strong contender, and even those who stopped supporting them are returning to the arena. Just a month ago, the team sold more than 11273 tickets, setting a new record.

Now, he is recovering after an emergency surgery he underwent mere days ago. During his successful coaching tenure at Jackson State, Hall of Famer Sanders dealt with several health issues, including amputating two toes. However, Sanders is now preparing for his season back as the head coach while also returning to the field recovering. And in the meantime, he has also taken up to IG to mentor his 3.4 million followers.

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He wrote, “Hurting people Hurt people. It’s my prayer that we all heal, seek help & attend to the pain we deal with daily. Prayerfully this will eliminate the actions of Hurting people to Hurt people. Prayer still works, Prayer still changes things & Time assisted with spiritual help can heal many feelings & emotions. #CoachPrime”. He even captioned this post, “Hurting people Hurt people until Hurting people heal from the pain & brokenness they feel. I know a healer named JESUS! #CoachPrime.” Though he is not the only one with this belief. Many fans are reacting and have much to say about it.

Amen Coach Prime: Forgiveness is Peace

Deion Sanders is a celebrated athlete who has transitioned into a coaching role after spending time as an analyst. As a college football coach, the Pro Football Hall of Famer has demonstrated outstanding leadership and recruiting skills in just three seasons. Though, he has recently garnered his fans’ attention as they debated his recent post.

However, many fans only felt inspired by Prime Time’s word of wisdom and wrote, “Forgiveness is to give yourself peace. Resentment is a burden. Let it go.”

Another fan wrote, “Thanks for the words of encouragement and advice. For those who have ears let them hear. Much love, Coach Prime.”

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But the support didn’t stop there. One fan even went as far as to say, “Amen, Coach Prime. God’s commandment is to Love and Forgive people. That’s what the Word of God says.”

While another chimed in and wished the Coach well, saying, “Dein get better soon. It was always a pleasure watching you grow up! I’m a huge Chicago Bears fan, but I have seen you play at Atlanta, the Niners, the Redskins, and when you finished in Baltimore as a Raven.” Now that’s the positivity one needs in life.

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