Shilo Sanders has become in a few months one of the most likable players of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with the rookie safety understanding the importance of catering to the fanbase

After Deion Sanders broke his silence on his cancer diagnosis, he was ready to shift focus back to his goal of winning a championship with Colorado this season. Thanks to Coach Prime’s protective parenting, Shedeur and Shilo never had to stop thinking about their goals on the gridiron.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders supported his son, Shilo, at Buccaneers training camp, while his other son, Shedeur, prepares with the Cleveland Browns.

NFL legend and Colorado Buffaloes football coach Deion Sanders held a press conference on Monday in which he revealed he won a battle with cancer. Sanders, who appeared with his doctors, said a tumor on his bladder was found,

Shilo Sanders' Recent Camp Interaction Forces Buccaneers Into Tough Decision originally appeared on Athlon Sports. He may have joined the Tampa Bay Buccaneers as an undrafted rookie free agent, but there's no doubt that safety Shilo Sanders has quickly made a strong impression.

Colorado head coach Deion Sanders attended Tampa Bay Buccaneers training camp on Wednesday to watch his son, undrafted rookie safety Shilo Sanders, begin competing for an NFL roster spot.

When Shilo Sanders jokingly told his dad, "You're coming to my practice first. That means I'm your favorite son," it was more than just a quip. On Wednesday, Deion Sanders made good on that playful challenge, attending the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' first day of training camp to support the undrafted rookie.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/onsi/athlete-lifestyle as Bucs rookie Shilo Sanders makes fun of dad Deion over brother Shedeur’s draft slide. Now that dad Deion Sanders is feeling better with his health, his son Shilo Sanders had jokes for his pops.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie Shilo Sanders has a wholesome moment while signing his first fan jersey. It may not have gone according to plan, but NFL legend Deion Sanders saw his two sons reach their dream of playing in the NFL.

For more than three months, Sanders was not on campus. Social media snippets revealed that he was dealing with an undisclosed medical condition. Given the previous issues with his feet — he had two toes amputated a few years ago — and compartment syndrome in his left leg, the fear was that clotting issues had returned.