Emеrging from a disappointing 4-8 season was no small feat for the Colorado Buffaloes. Coach Dеion Sandеrs’ inaugural year brought immense success, but translating that into on-field prowess remained elusive for Buffalo’s fans.

To turn their aspirations into reality, Coach Prime executed a comprehensive overhaul of the team’s offerings and duties, aiming to protect Shеdеur Sandеrs from release sacks. Now, amidst the spring offseason, the Buffaloes are undergoing rigorous training sessions, signaling their determination to bounce back with full force in the upcoming fall season.

NCAA College football is gearing up for the upcoming season, and the Buffaloes are taking their dedication to the next level, even during their leisure time. Recently, star quarterback Shedeur Sanders and his teammates were spotted enjoying a sunny beach day while honing their football skills. The stylish catch session on the beach was captured on camera by Deion Sanders Jr. and his crew from ‘Well Off Media’.

Sanders Jr. shared a snippet of the session on his Instagram Story, showcasing the Buffaloes’ commitment to improving and striving for success in the upcoming fall season, following a challenging 4-8 setback in 2023. The upcoming season holds a lot of importance for the Buffaloes, as they have several haters to clap back through their on-field performance. Notably, Shedeur recently pulled no punches while calling out the haters through social media.

Shеdеur Sandеrs takes on critics with sharp social media responses

Recently, the Colorado Buffaloes’ quarterback took to social media to deliver a sharp retort to those who criticize his team. On X, formerly known as Twitter, Shedeur wrote, “People wake up and think, “How can I hate on Colorado today?”” This tweet seems to be a direct response to the ongoing critiques aimed at Colorado from fans and analysts nationwide.

Additionally, Shedeur recently engaged in a back-and-forth with Brandon Walker from Barstool Sports over college football quarterback rankings. When Walker ranked Shedeur 10th on his list, Shedeur didn’t hesitate to express his disagreement, as he wrote, “Send Brandon a drug test.”

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Further, Shеdеur called out football coach and analyst Jason Brown for his YouTube video titled “Shеdеur Ain’t Him!” implying that the content was using clickbait to boost views. Shеdеur’s active practice on social media shows his commitment to defending himself and his team against detractors.

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