14-year Selected fifth overall in the 1989 NFL Draft, Sanders enjoyed a 14-year career for the Atlanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers, Dallas Cowboys, Washington Redskins and Baltimore Ravens.

Sanders was a multisport star in high school and earned a scholarship to Florida State University, where he was a member of the school's football, baseball, and track teams. He first brought his brash attitude to national attention as a two-time All-American in football.

remains a vital part of building the Colorado Buffaloes brand. He runs a YouTube channel, titled Well Off Media, which has nearly 350,000 subscribers and provides fans with behind-the-scenes access to the Buffaloes program as well as his superstar father.

$45 Million As of September 2023, Deion Sanders has an estimated net worth of $45 Million. He acquired this net worth from playing football and baseball. In total, he made almost $60 million from his contracts – $45 million from playing football and $13 million from playing baseball.

Deion Sanders has taken the sports world by storm after starting 3-0 in his first year as University of Colorado football coach. But even more so, his unconventional methods and prolific statements - along with that success - have sparked a cultural movement in the Black community.

Sanders did not practice this week, sources said, and is slated to be replaced in the starting lineup by Southern Utah transfer Rodrick Ward. Coach Deion Sanders said on his radio show this week that his son had a kidney injury that was causing him to urinate blood.

During his playing days, from high school right through to the big leagues of the NFL, he was known as "Prime Time". Therefore, naturally, when he became a coach, that nickname was adapted to suit his new role, and thus the name "Coach Prime" was born.

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Joe Burrow First Jalen Hurts, then Lamar Jackson and Justin Herbert and finally Joe Burrow becoming the highest-paid player in the NFL history as the 2023 season kicked off.

Deion Sanders abruptly retired from the NFL at the age of 33 in July 2001 just two days before training camp was set to begin. While Sanders had completed just one year of a seven-year, $56 million contract signed before the 2000 season, he was not thrilled with the direction of the then-Washington Redskins.

Shilo Sanders

Cornerback prospect who prepped at Trinity Christian High School in Texas, coached by Troy Williams.