BOULDER, Colo. — Deion Sanders will still interrupt whatever he’s doing — even if he’s in a room full of cameras and reporters — to pick up a FaceTime from son Shedeur. He still touts and defends his sons’ abilities during the NFL Draft process, both Shedeur, the quarterback expected to be a first-round pick, and safety Shilo, a likely undrafted free agent.
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“We’ve already won,” he says, still an overtly proud dad.
But when Colorado began spring practice this month, there were no players taking reps with Sanders on their backs. He wasn’t sure who his quarterback would be — a first for Sanders in coaching dating back to when
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