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Deion Sanders misses Colorado's annual football camps due to unspecified health issue: report

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Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders missed the team's annual summer football camps due to an unspecified health issue, reportedly staying at his estate in Texas. His son, Deion Jr., confirmed his father was 'feeling well' but would disclose details later. Sanders has a history of serious health issues, including blood clots and toe amputations.

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  1. 1 2021: Deion Sanders had two toes on his left foot amputated due to blood clots.
  2. 2 2023: Sanders underwent surgery to relieve blood clots in both legs.
  3. 3 May (this year): Sanders indicated he had been dealing with a health issue, lost 14 pounds.
  4. 4 Last week: Colorado's annual summer football camps began, Sanders was absent.
  5. 5 Sunday: Deion Jr. provided an update on his father's health via YouTube livestream.
  6. 6 Aug. 29 (2025): Colorado begins its 2025 season.
  • Sanders' absence from football camps
  • Uncertainty about his return
What: Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders missed annual summer football camps due to an unspecified health issue.
When: Last week (camps began), Sunday (Deion Jr.'s livestream), May (Sanders indicated health issue), 2021 (toe amputation), 2023 (blood clot surgery), 2024 (second season as head coach), Aug. 29 (2025 season begins).
Where: Colorado (Boulder), Texas (Canyon).
Why: Sanders is dealing with an unspecified health issue that requires him to be at his estate in Texas.
How: Sanders is recuperating at his Texas estate. His son, Deion Jr., provided an update via YouTube livestream.

Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders missed the team's annual summer football camps due to an unspecified health issue, reportedly staying at his estate in Texas. His son, Deion Jr., confirmed his father was 'feeling well' but would disclose details later. Sanders has a history of serious health issues, including blood clots and toe amputations.