KFC Deion Sanders and his sons are kicking back some KFC wings this college football season. Coach Prime and current Colorado players, Shedeur and Shilo Sanders, are featured in the fast-food chain's new commercial, which was released Wednesday.

During his tenure at Jackson State in the 2021 season, Sanders faced a serious medical challenge: a dislocated toe that escalated into three life-threatening blood clots. To avoid leg amputation and continue coaching, Sanders made the agonizing choice to have two of his toes amputated.

Deion Sanders has led the Colorado Buffaloes to an early 3-0 record in his first year in Boulder, making them the buzz of college football. He's also sparked his own economic engine - directly and indirectly - around apparel, tickets, betting, TV ratings and more.

The procedure was for a blood clot in his left thigh and another in the same leg below his knee. Sanders said he also has a blood clot in the right leg that doctors were "going to get soon." Edmonds on Friday posted a picture of Sanders sitting up in his hospital bed, smiling with two thumbs up.

But what is all the fuss about? Marketed as a sports drink, it's the result of a business venture between former boxing rivals Logan Paul and KSI - real name Olajide William Olatunji. The pair - who have over 40 million YouTube followers between them - claim its different flavours aid hydration.

In 1989, Deion Sanders was drafted in the first round of the NFL Draft out of Florida State and played 14 seasons with five different teams. He won two Super Bowls and retired with the second-all-time record in interception return yardage.

Sanders, 55, has long had blood clot issues and had two toes on his left foot amputated in 2022 due to the condition. At times, Sanders used a motorized wheelchair while coaching at Jackson State.

Turf toe, also called a metatarsophalangeal joint sprain, occurs when the ligament underneath your big toe hyperextends. This causes a sprain in the main joint of your big toe.

He criticized the brand for targeting young audiences and said the high caffeine levels in the drink could be harmful to the young people who drink it. The company denies this and said that Prime Energy is not intended for those under 18, a disclaimer that is also included on its label.

Due to the huge demand during its UK launch, it has been hard to get hold of the drink. This has pushed up prices. On Twitter last year, KSI added that the beverage was being sold on the “black market”. In a tweet, the YouTuber shared screenshots of bottles being sold for £15 on eBay and said: “This annoys me so much.

Therefore, naturally, when he became a coach, that nickname was adapted to suit his new role, and thus the name "Coach Prime" was born. "We were on our way home on the bus and my homie says 'You know what, man? You're Prime Time,'" Sanders told the Jimmy Fallon Show. "I said 'you're right.

Deion Sanders is riding a scooter with a protective boot as he recovers from multiple surgeries for blood clots and on his partially amputated left foot.