Coach Prime Defends Colorado’s Poor 2023 Season on Jimmy Fallon Show: “I Expect Greatness”

Coach Prime’s ineffable charisma was on display as he appeared on the Jimmy Fallon show to promote his book and talk about some coaching tips from his experience with the talk show host. Deion Sanders spoke about his days as a New York Yankee player, as well as the first entire season as the head coach of the Buffaloes.

He defended the poor season by confirming that he expects his team to improve. Sanders also expressed disappointment with some results and confidence in his squad emerging as potential dominators in the upcoming season.

Deion Sanders’ strong defense for the Buffaloes on Jimmy Fallon

Making appearances on talk shows is often scrutinized by challenging questions and witty remarks. Deion Sanders’ latest conversation with Jimmy Fallon was no different. When questioned, he didn’t shy away from giving the fans an insight into what to expect from the upcoming season. While discussing Colorado’s humiliating 56-14 loss against Washington, Fallon asked Sander, “Does any of this surprise you?” To which he replied, “We got our butts kicked on the field. I expect greatness, man, I expect to dominate. I mean, we got our butts kicked on the field.”

This shows the mentality he has been trying to instill in the team despite some harsh results. The losses prevented them from competing in the post-season. Nonetheless, Coach Prime’s team had more than positive takeaways from his first season, with critical recruits joining the team and young talents developing to set a strong foundation for a new season, with an improved mentality and fighting spirit.

How would Coach Prime coach himself?

After an unsuccessful first entire season, Deion Sanders had more than enough to learn from his experience with the team. His first season was highly hectic with tough choices, from rotating players to saving injuries. However, the NFL Hall of Famer remains unfazed by the brief pause in his glorious career as he aims to lead the further to a silverware-laden season.

On the show with Jimmy Fallon, he was asked how he would coach himself. To this, he had a hilariously motivational message: “Don’t let your appearance cause any interference in what’s about to happen. You are him. You are all that. I don’t care what nobody says, baby! You go be you!” This is another depiction of his elite mentality as a professional expecting only the best from himself and his players. Do you think he will achieve his targets this year? Let us know in the comments below.

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