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Colorado football rumors: Bruce Feldman hits Deion Sanders with ‘very awkward’ warning as hot seat gets ‘sticky’

The Colorado football team is struggling during the 2026 season . Colorado has dropped four games in a row, and the pressure is building on embattled head coach Deion Sanders. Sanders is getting issued a warning by college football insider Bruce Feldman. “They’ll likely be an underdog in every game the rest of the way. Maybe they’ll be a favorite […] The post Colorado football rumors: Bruce…

Colorado football rumors: Bruce Feldman hits Deion Sanders with ‘very awkward’ warning as hot seat gets ‘sticky’

Colorado football is facing a tough spot as the 2026 season unfolds. The team has lost four consecutive games, creating mounting pressure on head coach Deion Sanders. College football insider Bruce Feldman has delivered a "very awkward" warning to Sanders, suggesting the Buffaloes could be underdogs in most remaining games, potentially becoming favorites only in the season finale against UCF.

The current Athletic article by Feldman highlights that Sanders has only managed one conference win since the 2025 season began, and he's posted two losing seasons in his first three years at Colorado. With a hefty buyout of $26 million, rescuing Sanders' job may prove challenging if the team's fortunes don't improve.

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