Deion Sanders shares throwback videos of himself and kids on Father’s Day: “You’re not only a GOAT in football but also a [GOAT] at being a father”

Deion Sanders and his sons, Shedeur, Shilo and Deion Sanders Jr., celebrated Father's Day with each other. The family shared numerous unseen pictures and videos and wrote heartfelt messages for their father.

The Colorado Buffaloes head coach also uploaded a series of videos from 2016 to 2018. In one of the videos, he makes breakfast with his oldest son. In another, his sons show off their luxurious purchases from their lavish-looking closet.

The caption of the post was:

"Happy Father’s Day! You’re not only the GOAT in football but also a 🐐 at being a father."

Junior Sanders, who is also known as Buckey, posted a special post for this father. He thanked his father for the impact he had on his life and for always being supportive.

"Happy Father's Day, man. I know you're probably asleep right now, it's probably past your bedtime," Deion Jr. began, addressing his father with warmth. "I appreciate you, thank you for everything. You changed my life, man, put me in a better position."

Deion Sanders wrote a cryptic tweet after news of mandatory attendance at Lil Wayne concert went viral

As per Athlon Sports, many Colorado Buffaloes players were instructed to compulsorily attend Lil Wayne's concert that took place during the Spring Game weekend in April. Players were reportedly threatened to attend the concert or they would have been dismissed from the team.

The head coach of the team also instructed the players to show support for his son, Shedeur Sanders at the concert, as he was set to perform his first rap song, "Perfect Timing," before Lil Wayne's main set.

After Athlon Sports' report went viral, Deion Sanders wrote a tweet to answer the rumors.

"This is one of the best lies I’ve heard. God bless u and I pray u sleep well tonight because we are. Lawd JESUS."

The off-season has been a chaotic time for the Sanders family as they were embroiled in several controversies. Despite that, he keeps his focus on training the team and entering the upcoming college football season with full force.