Deion Sanders Leaves Keyshawn Johnson in Two Minds After Shooting Down NFL Speculations

Deion Sanders is one of the most talked about stars in college football. The Buffs head coach is always in the headlines, sometimes in a good way and sometimes not. However, this dual nature of news surrounding Coach Prime has left many baffled, especially regarding his plans moving forward. Keyshawn Johnson, in his appearance during the ‘Undisputed’, went through a similar turmoil.

Deion Sanders’ recent comment on him being ‘not built for NFL’ has set the wheels of many analysts’ minds churning. Skip Bayless and Keyshawn Johnson also jumped on their wagon in their recent episode of ‘Undisputed’.

Deion Sanders leaves Keyshawn Johnson overwhelmed

The former WR contemplated on Coach Prime’s minimal interest levels for working with NFL teams. After the Buffs coach recently expressed that he would continue with college football only, many, including Johnson, are left scratching their heads. Johnson believes Coach Prime might have to re-evaluate his decision to stay with college football as his two sons would leave the conference to step into their professional careers. Alongside this, the coach will get more and better at coaching and hence would be more tempted to dive into the major NFL teams.

Moreover, Johnson added

“The NFL Prime didn’t say I’m never going to NFL, there’s a big difference here.” Amidst weighing out the pros and cons for Coach Prime for his future, the trio engaged in an interesting debate regarding which team will be the best fit if Deion Sanders changes his mind this off season.

Which team will be a good fit for Sanders?

 Well, Skip Bayless was hoping on one thing during their conversation, Deon Sanders joining hands with the Cowboys. Bayless described the hypothetical event to be

his ultimate dream as well. However, there are a ton of other teams who have already entered the Sanders’ race.

Raiders is a known team who offered Sanders a position of head coach. Now, however, due to changing dynamics, now Patriots, Chargers, Falcons, and most importantly, Cowboys have stepped into the game.

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Well, given the resume like Deion Sanders, anyone would be impressed. The Hall of Famer is a two time Super Bowl champion, along with making a World series appearance, the only athlete to do so. Not to mention his multi-sport background and his love for baseball. Moreover, Sanders has a commendable amount of media presence, adding yet another point in his favor. Yet, the final cards will be played by Sanders, a move that college football community will await.

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