Colorado coach Deion Sanders has won at every one of his stops, most recently taking the Buffaloes from 1-11 to their first nine-win season since 2016 in two years on the job. With all his success, it makes sense that NFL teams will take an interest in his services.

Sanders arrived in Dallas with a massive splash and immediate success. It’s what happens after that first splash subsides that’s the issue

Sanders just finished his second season in Boulder, leading the Buffaloes to 9-4 record. He has been adamant about wanting to remain in the college game, but his son, Shedeur, will be heading to the NFL in April. The 57-year-old former Cowboys cornerback released a statement through ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Monday night: