Coach Prime subtly crushes Shilo Sanders' claim as he promotes Deion Sanders Jr's "Well Off Media" on social media

No. 23 Colorado Buffaloes safety Shilo Sanders plays under his father and coach, Deion, and with his brother and quarterback, Shedeur. Shilo took a cheeky dig at his siblings after Coach Prime uploaded pictures of his three sons, Shilo, Shedeur and Deion Jr., on Instagram as an appreciation post.

In the post, Shilo's picture came first, which led to him taking a playful jab at his brothers, saying he was the number one son. However, Coach Prime always likes to have fun, and even more so with his kids. So, he took a subtle jab at Shilo Sanders with a new post on Twitter, promoting Deion Sanders Jr.'s company, Well Off Media.

In the post, he called Deion Sanders Jr. his favorite kid and thanked fans for supporting him and his son.

Shilo Sanders and the rest of the Sanders family will not be together in Colorado after this season

While it is fun and games for Shilo Sanders, Coach Prime and the rest of the family to joke around, they will not get to be around each other in Colorado as much after this season. Shilo and Shedeur Sanders are set to enter the 2025 NFL draft. Both seniors will transition into their pro careers once this season concludes.

Shilo is expected to be picked in the 2025 NFL draft, however, when he will be selected is not 100% clear. He is not expected to be a first-round pick, so he will likely need to wait until day two to get drafted. Although he dealt with injuries this season, he played at a high level when healthy. As a result, he is expected to get drafted.

His brother, Shedeur Sanders, does not need to worry about where he will get drafted. Most pundits project that he will be a top-five pick and one of the first two quarterbacks off the board.

With his two sons on the roster set to depart after the season, many analysts have discussed the possibility of Deion Sanders leaving the Buffaloes. There have been rumors that he could join the Dallas Cowboys as a coach or follow his son Shedeur to whichever team drafts him.

However, Coach Prime has expressed publically that he is not interested in leaving the Colorado Buffaloes. He has said repeatedly that he is happy in Colorado.