Deion Sanders To Have More Surgeries On Foot, Leg, Vows To Be Ready For Season

Deion Sanders is going under the knife again — Colorado’s head coach is slated to have surgery on his leg and foot on Thursday … but he says he’ll be good to go for the Buffs’ season opener in September.

The NFL legend shared the news in an Instagram video on Wednesday … saying he’ll miss Pac-12 media day on Friday as a result of the procedures.

The medical professional in the clip says Sanders will have work done on his left toes to get them straightened out … in hopes they no longer give him pain when he wears shoes. Remember, Prime had to have two toes amputated on that same foot after complications from a surgery he underwent in September 2021.

Prime also mentions the hospital visit will also focus on blood clots in his leg … after having the same procedure done on his other leg last month.

But the job won’t be done just yet — Sanders said he will also have to address a foot dislocation at a later date.

Sanders — who’s making his debut as Colorado’s HC this season — is in good spirits despite all the health issues … and vows to be ready for Buffalo’s season opener at TCU.

“I promise you when we go to TCU, I’m running out in front of our team, I promise you that.”