Deion Sanders shares cancer update before son's NFL debut

Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders is ready to return to football after dealing with bladder cancer this offseason. Doctors announced he is now cancer-free and Sanders is focusing on the upcoming season. He expressed feeling healthy and eager to get back to coaching during the school's media day.

With the season opener against Georgia Tech approaching, Sanders needs to make decisions, including choosing a starting quarterback between Kaidon Salter and Julian 'JuJu' Lewis. This season marks the first time Sanders won't be coaching his son Shedeur, who made his NFL debut with the Cleveland Browns.

Sanders is optimistic about the upcoming season, emphasizing a different approach to winning. He plans to focus on running the football effectively and creating a strong team dynamic. Sanders is taking his time to evaluate the quarterbacks, with former NFL quarterback Byron Leftwich assisting in the process.

Sanders, who recently turned 58, is prioritizing his health by staying active and enjoying life after his successful cancer treatment. His resilience has inspired his team, with left tackle Jordan Seaton praising Sanders' selflessness and determination. Sanders emphasized the importance of trusting his instincts and believes in the continuous improvement of his coaching staff and team each year.