Deion Sanders offered the Colorado job- Official Colorado season thread
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Yall remember the report everyone was jumped down Deion throat for. Dude was talking wreckless about every and anything.
Deion finally checked him and folks didn’t like that.
Coach didn’t let dude ask any questions until maybe the last game of the season… we they told him one last question some asked but before Deion got up he asked Dude if he wanted to ask something he declined, Deion said naw come on, you sure
Deion finally checked him and folks didn’t like that.
Coach didn’t let dude ask any questions until maybe the last game of the season… we they told him one last question some asked but before Deion got up he asked Dude if he wanted to ask something he declined, Deion said naw come on, you sure
Cam Ward is the same way in person. Dude is overly focused and competitive in everything.
but cam's drill form is tighter tho
This will be glossed over because it's Coach Prime, but this should be celebrated more. He always announces student of the week during his press conferences.
fuck this...anymore videos of Ms WhiteChocolates????
Might have something in here
Man I’m do everything to get there this year but these dudes got two games in Texas this year
The price it cost to go to Colorado I probably can go to Texas twice
Deion Sanders adds another NFL All-Pro to Colorado staff
Coach Prime is bringing the NFL to Boulder with hires at key positions
Kenny Lee| 1 Hour Ago
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Deion Sanders continues to reshape Colorado’s football program by adding former NFL talent to his coaching staff. His latest move brings former Dallas Cowboys center Andre Gurode back to Boulder as the assistant offensive line coach.
Gurode, a Colorado Buffaloes alum, played for Gary Barnett before being drafted 37th overall in the 2002 NFL Draft. He went on to have a successful professional career, spending nine seasons with the Cowboys, where he was a key figure on the offensive line. He earned five Pro Bowl selections and was twice named an All-Pro, cementing his reputation as one of the top centers of his era.
This hire is part of a broader trend in Sanders’ approach to staffing. He added another assistant with an impressive NFL resume. Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk will join the Buffs as well
For Gurode, this marks a return to the program where he made a name for himself before launching his professional career. But his experience extends beyond just playing the game—he’s also been developing his coaching skills.
After retiring from the NFL in 2013, he began working with the Dallas Cowboys as a defensive line assistant before transitioning to the XFL, where he served as the run game coordinator and offensive line coach for the Houston Roughnecks and the San Antonio Brahmas.
Sanders’ ability to attract high-profile former players shows his commitment to building a staff with NFL-level experience and insight. While he has no interest in coaching in the NFL, he’s bringing an NFL mindset to Colorado.
With Gurode joining the mix, the Buffaloes are stacking their coaching staff with experienced professionals who understand what it takes to succeed at the highest level.
Deion Sanders adds another NFL All-Pro to Colorado staff
Coach Prime is bringing the NFL to Boulder with hires at key positions
Kenny Lee| 1 Hour Ago
Kyle Terada-Imagn Images
Deion Sanders continues to reshape Colorado’s football program by adding former NFL talent to his coaching staff. His latest move brings former Dallas Cowboys center Andre Gurode back to Boulder as the assistant offensive line coach.
Gurode, a Colorado Buffaloes alum, played for Gary Barnett before being drafted 37th overall in the 2002 NFL Draft. He went on to have a successful professional career, spending nine seasons with the Cowboys, where he was a key figure on the offensive line. He earned five Pro Bowl selections and was twice named an All-Pro, cementing his reputation as one of the top centers of his era.
This hire is part of a broader trend in Sanders’ approach to staffing. He added another assistant with an impressive NFL resume. Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk will join the Buffs as well
For Gurode, this marks a return to the program where he made a name for himself before launching his professional career. But his experience extends beyond just playing the game—he’s also been developing his coaching skills.
After retiring from the NFL in 2013, he began working with the Dallas Cowboys as a defensive line assistant before transitioning to the XFL, where he served as the run game coordinator and offensive line coach for the Houston Roughnecks and the San Antonio Brahmas.
Sanders’ ability to attract high-profile former players shows his commitment to building a staff with NFL-level experience and insight. While he has no interest in coaching in the NFL, he’s bringing an NFL mindset to Colorado.
With Gurode joining the mix, the Buffaloes are stacking their coaching staff with experienced professionals who understand what it takes to succeed at the highest level.
I don't know how good he is as a coach, but he was a pretty good on the line. Could play both Center and Guard. Not mad at it...
