Deion Sanders Jr. might as well start teaching a crash course on taking the detractors down a peg. Shutting up the haters has almost become second nature for Bucky. Whenever a controversy starts brewing around his father Deion Sanders or his siblings, Sanders Jr. is the first one to issue a savage response to shut down all of it.

Hence, when it came down to someone trying to weave a sizzling controversy surrounding himself, Sanders Jr. had to come up with one burning reply. Known for producing some of the finest QBs around the country through his QB Takeover company, Quincy Avery had an audaciously bold statement to make about the Sanders family, especially about Deion Sanders and his son Sanders Jr.

The online beef between Quincy Avery and Deion Sanders Jr.

It all started with a tweet from ON3 stating the famous affirmation of Deion Sanders about not leaving Colorado. Avery played a bold shot, replying that ‘if you’re good enough, he will also consider one of his sons’.

Well, Deion Sanders tried his best to dial down the controversy then by calling out Avery saying, “You’re really bitch made.” That irked the QB trainer off, as he called out Sanders Jr’s bond with his father, asserting that Deion Sanders was treating him like a ‘stepson‘. “Man’s a Jr. getting treated like a stepson all cause he couldn’t backpedal. Damn shame,” Avery tweeted on June 26. That reached the fever pitch for Sanders Jr. as he issued a no-nonsense response to Avery.

“We both had NFL dreams and didn’t make it. We both found a different route & both found successful doing what we do… I applaud yo ho* a*s for that. In saying all that, you still b*tch made for constantly talking down on ppl on this app that don’t even know you. All love though, I’ll see u in person,” Bucky said killing Avery with kindness while also subtly telling him to stop his antics. Well, that is Deion Sanders Jr., often the first one to back his father up. Sanders Jr. has been proving it for years.

Deion Sanders Jr. crushes the claims against Deion Sanders

Remember the time around mid-June 2024, when Athlon Sports’ Steve Corder issued an article stating a claim that Coach Prime is reportedly ‘forcing’ the CU players to attend the concert of Lil Wayne during their Spring game weekend in April where Shedeur Sanders was going to perform his song ‘Perfect Timing’. If they didn’t, then Prime would dismiss them.

Well, Prime was the first one to issue a reply to it, calling it “one of the best lies I’ve heard.” Deion Sanders Jr. was not too far behind in backing his father up as he quickly tweeted, “When the hate don’t work they start telling lies. [B]ro this is hilarious. They basically said he forcing people to listen to his son’s mixtapes. Dawg this is next-level funny,” Bucky claimed on his X account.

Following this incident, he also leveraged his media channel Well Off Forever to take testimonials from the new transfers in Colorado, quashing the controversy surrounding his father once again!