Deion Sanders has gained acclaim for his coaching work at Jackson State. However, the former NFL WR caused a commotion after landing a new job in Colorado. The development fanned the fire, and he is dealing with criticism. Throughout this, Tom Brady has maintained a consistent stance on coach Prime and his new job.

Sean Payton appeared on the Let’s Go! Podcast with Tom Brady and Jim Gray. They discussed coach Deion Sanders’ decision to change routes from Jackson State to Colorado. TB12 acknowledged Coach Prime’s excellence and backed his decision for a destination switchover.

Tom Brady mentioned, “Deion, I think for anyone who loves the sport of football, the more people that are in it that have great expertise and knowledge, that understand why the games are won and lost, that are gonna bring the enthusiasm to it, the better it is for the sport,” Brady said. “So, I think what Deion’s done, and he was in the media and now he wants to be back out there making an impact, coaching and changing people’s lives. And, yeah, it’s a sport, but it’s so much more than that for our communities as we know.”

Brady also drew a FIFA World Cup parallel, as it brings people together. Moreover, he looks thrilled about Sanders’ success, who is a wonderful friend and supporter to him.

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Deion Sanders had leveled up coaching excellency after joining Jackson State in 2020. Coach Prime is a premier inspiration for college-level athletes to go the extra mile to achieve their goals.

Tom Brady tried to pitch an MLB icon to play tight end

Tampa Bay’s crazy win over New Orleans had everyone hailing Tom Brady as the comeback king. The Buccaneers QB1 pulled off a sweep that looked absurdly difficult. But TB12 is still recruiting people for the tight-end position. But, before leaving for the Raymond James Stadium, the Pharaoh met a free-agent athlete and made a pitch that no one should pass up.

Tom Brady met MLB star Aaron Judge and shared a moment on Twitter. The QB1 tried to recruit the outfielder, who wore a No. 13 Mike Evans jersey, to play tight end in the game. Judge laughed it off, but he could do something like Deion Sanders did. However, those possibilities may have evaporated after he reportedly negotiated a deal with the Yankees.

Nonetheless, Aaron Judge pulling up Prime Time would be Fonzie-esque. But those possibilities are as slim as ever.

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