Deion Sanders Fondly Recalls That Time He Owned The Giants At The NFL Combine Deion Sanders was picked fifth overall by the Atlanta Falcons in the 1989 NFL draft. Four of the first five picks ended up in the Hall Of Fame (word to Tony Mandarich), but even though it was a spectacular draft, there was no way Sanders was going to Read more ... make it past the very top of the draft order. Dud...

Deion Sanders had no time for the Giants' combine test

Deion Sanders Recalls Starting Out As NFL Network Researcher CULVER CITY, CA—Reflecting on how far he has come in his career, football analyst Deion Sanders told reporters Wednesday about his experience starting out at the NFL Network as a researcher.

Deion Sanders almost played one game with the Hawks

Deion Sanders Says Vontaze Burfict "Owes The Media" Answers Vontaze Burfict was understandably taciturn following the Cincinnati’s wild card game meltdown and his role in setting up the Steelers’ winning field goal, so NFL Network analyst Deion Sanders took the Bengals linebacker to task during tonight’ Read more ... s postgame show—stating that refusing to answer reporters’ questions is never acceptable, and that he “owes the media” answers.

Deion Sanders Reminds Son of $1,000,000 Trust Fund After ‘Hood’ Tweet After Deion Sanders Jr. tweeted about eating “hood” doughnuts, his father promptly reminded him that he’s rich.

Deion Sanders called out his son on Twitter for pretending to have street cred Deion Sanders Jr. got owned by his dad on Thursday after tweeting about the need to get "hood doughnuts" in the mornings.

Deion Sanders called out his son on Twitter for pretending to have street cred Deion Sanders Jr. got owned by his dad on Thursday after tweeting about the need to get "hood doughnuts" in the mornings.

Deion Sanders publicly scolds son on Twitter: ‘Stop the hood stuff’ Parents on social media? What could be scarier?

The Miseducation Of Deion Sanders Deion Sanders knows better than most that there's power in a nickname. When he was still just a skinny cornerback at Florida State University, he dubbed himself "Prime Time" and birthed an alter ego that would earn him fame, riches, and a place in th Read more ... e pantheon of the 20th century's greatest athletes, not to mention greatest egos. Yet for Sanders today, nicknames are more a matter of convenience than a conscious act of branding.