Tim Tebow Thoughts On Deion Sanders After Colorado 2-0 Start In College Season

Former Florida quarterback Tim Tebow shared his honest opinion about Alabama’s head coach Deion Sanders.

Sports analyst Tim Tebow is one of the many Coach Prime fans who couldn’t stop admiring Deion Sanders for his amazing job on the Colorado Football team.

Talking to the On3 reporter Nick Kosko, Tebow praised the Buffaloes’ head coach Deion after leading the Colorado to a 2-0 start.

Tebow said,

“I love it, but I also love it because he’s doing it his way. And I love it because he’s doing it with such passion and love and belief and build-up of young men. I think that’s something that sometimes gets missed. I look at what he says to them, look at the way he’s able to believe and then pour into them.”

Ex-Gator Tim also talked about Sanders’ leadership qualities and the way he motivates his team to move further in the right direction.

“They believe they can do more and accomplish more after they’ve been around him than before. That’s a sign of a good coach. That’s a sign of building confidence. That’s a sign of encouragement, of real encouragement. And I love that.”

The Heisman Trophy winner Tebow continued,

“I think you will continue to see more players be intrigued by the way he’s doing it because I think there’s a lot of players that want to have pressure on them, but they also want to be encouraged and inspired in the moment and that’s what Prime is doing.”

Deion Sanders did an amazing job with wide receiver Travis Hunter and his son and Colorado’s QB Shedeur with 903 passing yards and six touchdowns in two tremendous performances.

The Buffaloes will look forward to the upcoming football game when hosting Colorado State this Saturday night.

The Football game between the Colorado Buffaloes vs Colorado State Ram will be aired on ESPN at 10 p.m. ET.

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