There was no hotter sports talk show topic in January than Deion Sanders and the Dallas Cowboys. The Cowboys talked with Sanders for their open head coaching position and Sanders, at least at the time,

Faulk will be the third Pro Football Hall of Famer on Colorado’s staff, joining Sanders and Warren Sapp. Inducted into the Hall in 2011 on his first ballot, Faulk put together a legendary career with the Indianapolis Colts and St. Louis Rams, cementing himself as one of the most versatile backs the game has ever seen.

Sanders chatted with former Dallas Cowboys teammate and fellow Hall of Famer Troy Aikman about a wide variety of topics.

During a recent episode of his Tubi talk show, "We Got Time Today," Deion Sanders explained why he passed on the NFL in favor of remaining head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes.

Deion Sanders, who received interest from the Cowboys for their head-coaching vacancy last month, said he has no interest in coaching in the NFL.

Colorado will open the 2025 season as a 4.5-point underdog against Georgia Tech at Folsom Field, according to FanDuel. Despite playing host to the Yellow Jackets, the Buffaloes find themselves on the wrong side of the spread for this much-anticipated matchup on August 30.