A little banter hurt no one– healthy banter is a love language that Coach Prime embraces quite naturally. Deion Sanders has been celebrated over the years for his electric personality both on and off the field. The icon can seamlessly transition from the multiple roles he is set to play and do each one the utmost justice.

Being a family man to his core, he is equally a devoted father to his children. He shares a close bond with his sons, which is often demonstrated through candid conversations and gestures shared on social media by his children. In a recent video shared by Deion Sanders, the Colorado head coach gets candid with son and star quarterback Shedeur and brother Deion Jr. 

Coach Prime gets candid with his sons 

In a recent Instagram Video shared by Coach Prime, the father and sons are seen in their natural element. Deion Sanders offers to take a few pictures of his son and quarterback Shedeur Sanders. As he poses, Deion Sanders quickly gets into a mood to banter. “Why are you posing?” he teased his son who had put up his arms and made a peace sign, displaying his arm candies. Shedeur gets embarrassed and Deion Jr. joins in on the laughter. The screen displays, “quarterback shoulder pad wearing…” which is a friendly jab at Deion Jr.’s fashion statement. Like quarterbacks who have done shoulder pads, Deion Jr. is often spotted sporting jackets with shoulder padding. Deion adds a caption to the post saying, “You see how your own people do you? RIGHT AFTER I just took some 🔥🔥 pics like he asked…” “Why he hating on the swag?” commented Deion Jr in jest. before admitting, “I should’ve deleted the pictures.”

The NFL fans asserted their approval in the comment section where they joined in on the friendly banter between the sons and father, calling their relationship absolutely ‘perfect’. However, if there is anything apart from the Sanders family’s interpersonal relationships that the fans find impressive, it is their unique style statement. Sanders’ most notable contribution transcends sports and extends to style, encapsulated in his famous quote: “If you look good, you feel good. If you feel good, you play good. If you play good, they pay good.” In recent times, he adds, “If they pay good, you live good” to complete the mantra. 

Deion Sanders is always dressed for the Prime  

In Sanders’ words, “I don’t follow trends—I set trends.” The outfits Prime Time sported in the ’80s and ’90s possess a timeless appeal that would still be fashionable today. This enduring style likely stems from the fact that contemporary athletes pushing the boundaries of fashion have drawn inspiration from Sanders’ iconic looks, acknowledging the influence he exerted on the world of sports and style before them. Deion Sanders has quickly evolved from being a personality to evolving into a brand in his own right. Delving into the elements that dictate his style statement it is evident that Prime Time abides by a few selective fashion pieces.

Read More: 2 Years After Deion Sanders Being Robbed, Colorado Players Suffered Similar Horrible Fate at UCLA

Colorful bandanas have often adorned his head, serving both as a practical accessory under his helmet and as a fashion statement, instilling in him a sense of confidence and swagger. Gold chains are a signature part of his look, elegantly draped around his neck and occasionally featuring pendants with his jersey number or initials, symbolizing his success and wealth. On special occasions, Sanders donned luxurious fur coats, such as his arrival at the 1989 NFL draft or during celebrations for his Super Bowl victory with the San Francisco 49ers, evoking a regal and triumphant demeanor. Additionally, Sanders showcased his elegance in suits and ties at formal events like his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame or during his tenure as a sports analyst, emphasizing professionalism and respect in his style choices. The sunglasses flaunted with effortless style by Deion Sanders is the Blender’s Eyewear Prime 21 Smoke, have become as iconic as the personality himself.

Watch This Story: Coach Prime Deion Sanders’s coaching conundrum deepens with Colorado football quality control analysts’ promotion