On Friday, Buff Nation will get its last opportunity to watch two of the greatest players in program history compete on the Folsom Field turf. It won’t be the last time cornerback/receiver Travis

Shedeur Sanders, Colorado’s star quarterback and Deion’s son, had a different perspective. “Personally, I’m just an overconfident person myself,” Shedeur said. While he

Raider Nation, swept into the AFC West basement by Bo Nix and the Broncos, don’t just want Shedeur Sanders. They need him.

His parents – Deion Sanders and Pilar Sanders – split back in 2015. Their divorce was dramatic and messy. Sanders’ holidays changed forever following the chaotic event. On the latest episode of his 2Legendary podcast, he laughed about the differences between Thanksgiving “B.D.” (before divorce) and “A.D.” (after divorce).

He did not blame talented defensive coordinator Robert Livingston, insisting he called “a good game.” He pointed the finger in the mirror and at the alarming lack of execution that included missed tackles by Cam’Ron Silmon-Craig, LaVonta Bentley and inexcusable penalties by Shilo Sanders.

The Colorado Buffaloes face a turning point after Coach Prime’s critique and Shedeur Sanders’ bold response. Here’s how the team plans to keep their playoff dreams alive.