Warren Sapp, the Pro Football Hall of Famer who joined Deion Sanders' coaching staff with the Colorado Buffaloes, had an interesting way of describing the defensive line this season.
Deion Sanders brought a fellow Pro Football Hall of Famer onto his Colorado Buffaloes staff this season in Warren Sapp as senior quality control analyst on defense, and he’s already making headlines with how he describes a specific unit within that group this season. Sanders’ first year as head coach in Colorado started off with a bang, but ultimately ended with a 4-8 record which saw a porous defense in Colorado.
' DEION SANDERS' COLORADO FOOTBALL TEAM RECEIVES 1 VOTE IN FIRST AP TOP 25 POLL OF SEASON That’s quite the way to describe the way Sapp wants to see the Buffaloes’ defensive line play, but while the analogy may not be the best, he’s saying this group can be versatile and Colorado wants to make it hard for offensive lines to scheme against them each week.
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