Deion Sanders Jr. takes a trip down memory lane to share heartwarming memories with Shedeur & Shilo

It's farewell time for Deion Sanders' two sons Shedeur Sanders and Shilo Sanders, who will be declaring for the 2025 NFL draft parting ways with Pro Football Hall of Famer and their stepbrother Deion Sanders Jr.

After losing 36-14 in the Alamo Bowl game against the BYU Cougars, fans watched the last of Shedeur and Shilo on the college football field.

On Tuesday, Deion Jr. aka Bucky posted four photos tracing his journey along with his brothers from Jackson State to Colorado Buffaloes.

The first three photos were from the brothers' time with the Tigers, while the final photo was from Senior Day observed in Folsom Field in Week 14 of college football.

"wish we could go back in time bro," Bucky wrote in X.

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Deion Sanders Jr. reveals future plans with his production company on Shedeur Sanders podcast

While Shilo and Shedeur Sanders plays football, their elder brother Deion Jr. has carved out a career staying behind the camera.

He runs "Well Off Media," a production company majorly focused on providing fans behind the scenes of everything related to Deion Sanders and the football program.

The program has attained much success following 2023 where upon the arrival of Coach Prime, Shedeur and Travis Hunter from Jackson State fronted the program to the national spotlight.

Now that the star players of Colorado are exiting, whether the spotlight stays on in Boulder is anyone's guess. That's why Deion Jr. is thinking of expanding.

“Just building a team, expanding, you know, the brand because next year you don't know how’s it gonna look like. And actually saving some of that money because you just don't know how long everything’s gonna last,” Bucky told Shilo and Shedeur Sanders on "2Legendary" podcast [15:52].

At the moment, Bucky suggested that he's saving money for a while and will invest in his company so as to possibly cover both of his brothers when they turn pro.

Deion Sanders also revealed that his first son is contemplating staying behind in Colorado or following one of his brothers to the NFL.