Colorado Buffaloes head coach Dion Sanders is also known as Coach Prime and has worked hard this offseason. He has been working to help the team recover from losing two of their best players, Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders, to the NFL. His son, Deion Sanders Jr., was by his side to cover various parts of the offseason in video.
Deion Sanders Jr. did not succeed on the football field, just as his father and brother Shedeur did, but he succeeded in his own way. He founded Well Media, a media company that does most of Buffalo’s social and video coverage.
As a result, Sanders Jr. had no issues offering expensive purchases. On Friday morning, he posted a series of photos to X, showing off his impressive premium shoe collection. He had a two-word message to fans who view the post.
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“Yes, sir.”
The photo shows six sets of Nike shoes. Two are gold, two are white, one is block, and the end is red. One of the pair of white shoes is interesting as the tag has a bright red “confidential” label.
Prime coach’s son Dion Sanders Jr. drives smart business after Chedure Sanders’ draft slide
Manager Prime did a good job helping QB Chedure Sanders help QB Chedure Sanders with the best possible final college football season, but he still fell into the fifth round of the draft. Chedur was predicted to be a first-round pick, but he fell to his 144th pick in the draft. He was chosen by the Cleveland Browns.
Unfortunately, Coach Prime taught his family not to miss out on the potential business opportunities. His children have been building a big brand of their own in recent years. On Thursday, Coach Prime posted a photo on Instagram. This featured a custom-made hoodie worn by Deion Sanders Jr.
“God is the greatest.”
In the photo, Deion Sanders Jr. wears 144 hoodies on the front for the draft pick used in the Shedeur draft. The back says, “What is rejected will be respected.”
The parka is not on sale on the Out-well website as of Friday morning, but it’s no surprise that we’ll see it in the next few days. The Sanders family often quickly utilizes business opportunities.
Edited by Alexander O’Reilly
