Randy Moss visits Deion Sanders before Colorado's season opener
Randy Moss visits Deion Sanders before Colorado's season opener originally appeared on The Sporting News
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes welcomed another Hall-of-Famer into the Champions Center on Wednesday.
Randy Moss took time to address the players just days before the home opener with Georgia Tech and asked the question: "Am I my brother's keeper?" He framed it around a story about his legendary playing career and carrying on the legacy of his late brother. He also applauded Sanders for his ongoing efforts to boost CU Football to another level.
"I love what you're doing around here, coach. Because this is what I stand for," Moss said. "There was a reason why I told coach I wanted to come and see this team. There is a reason. All this professional football talent around here."
the one and only Randy Moss 🤲@DeionSanders x @RandyMosspic.twitter.com/MOn4I8SqBp
— Colorado Buffaloes Football (@CUBuffsFootball) August 27, 2025
The bond between Sanders and Moss strengthen over Coach Prime's recent cancer battle. It's a walk both are now familiar with after reaching professional football's highest level.
Moss was diagnosed with bile duct cancer in 2024, prompting him to undergo chemotherapy treatments while maintaining his hosting duties for ESPN. He took it upon himself to keep up with Sanders as he recovered from bladder cancer this offseason. The topic was a notable moment during Coach Prime's conference as he announced to the world he was a cancer survivor.
"Randy Moss called me every other day to make sure I was straight," he said. (He) prayed for me. He and his wife told me what I needed to be doing. He's gone through some things very similar."
Sanders added, "I love him to life. Love him more than ever. He gave me so much strength and so much guidance. And so much love and respect and appreciation."
Colorado prepares for a matchup with Georgia Tech on Friday night (8 p.m. ET on ESPN). The Big 12/ACC showdown will feature the Buffs in a new era without Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter. As for the Yellow Jackets, being able to sneak into Boulder and start the season on a high note will be key.
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