Deion Sanders won't coach in the NFL unless Shedeur is his QB: Report

[Obedi]

I'm low-key hyped for Deion Sanders to coach in the NFL, but only if his son is leading the charge ! I mean, can you blame him? He's gotta have faith in his kid first. Shedeur had some ups and downs last season, but with his dad on board as a coach, that QB accuracy could get a whole lot better . It'd be awesome to see the two of them taking on the NFL together - the football world would love it! Sanders' coaching style might even elevate Shedeur's game to the next level . Let's keep our fingers crossed for this dad-son duo to make some magic happen in the NFL .

 

[The Castle]

So now Deion Sanders wants his son to be the QB for him to coach? That's kinda weird, right? I mean, I get it, family is important, but come on, dad doesn't wanna be stuck in some corner of the sidelines just 'cause his son can't even throw a decent pass yet . And Pacman's got to say that Shedeur's gonna make it big if Deion coaches him? That's some bold confidence right there . I'm not saying Shedeur's all bad, but dad shouldn't be the one holding up his head coaching dreams just 'cause he wants to see his son succeed . What do you guys think about this? Should Deion wait for his son to prove himself before becoming a head coach in the NFL?

 

[Brain-]

omg i'm lowkey dying over this lol deion sanders wants his son shedeur to be the QB 1st before he coaches in the nfl i mean idc if shedeur's got it or not but its def gonna make things super interesting if he gets that chance lol and pacman jones is totally down for his son so thats a plus i feel like deion sanders would wanna prove himself as a coach too tho, even if its just to say his son made it in the nfl

 

[My Very Own C]

I'm so confused about this one . My friend's older brother is trying out for QB in his school team and he's having some tough times too... I guess it's cool that Deion Sanders wants to support his son, but what if Shedeur can't even make the starting lineup in high school? That'd be a bummer. Can you imagine being on that team and seeing your own dad as the coach? It would be so different from regular coaches who don't have personal connections to their players. Anyway, I hope Shedeur can pull through and make his dad proud!

 

[Future Shaving Encoun]

I don't get why ppl r so hyped about Deion Sanders coachin the NFL... his son's gotta be QB 1, like what's wrong with havin him learn on the sidelines? Sounds like overkill to me ... can u imagine all the drama & stress he'd put himself thru tryin to coach his kid into a starter?

 

[Distinct Dragonf]

I think this story is teaching us something really valuable about family ties and what's truly important in life. On one hand, it's great to see Deion Sanders being so supportive of his son Shedeur - every parent wants the best for their child. But on the other hand, if someone can get something they want by using a personal connection or exploiting their relationship... that just ain't right.

The thing is, it sounds like Deion Sanders really believes in his son's abilities and is willing to put his own dreams on hold if that means supporting Shedeur. Now, I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing - maybe this kind of unconditional support is what Shedeur needs to succeed as an NFL quarterback.

But the question remains: where do we draw the line between family loyalty and ambition? Can someone be so focused on helping their child that they sacrifice their own goals and aspirations? I think that's something worth thinking about, especially for all the parents out there who are trying to navigate these kinds of complex relationships.