Millionaire Shilo Sanders buzzes with excitement as he flaunts his brand-new $100,000 beast

Shilo Sanders added to his car collection on Friday. Ahead of the Colorado game against UCF, the safety purchased a TRX Ram truck, the first light-duty vehicle in his collection. He made his buy at Truck Ranch, a popular nationwide dealership in the United States.

After the purchase, Sanders shared a video of his new ride being driven from the Truck Ranch lot in Frederick, Colorado. His current favorite car, a Mercedes Benz GLE Coupe, was also sighted when his truck was being driven to him.

Shilo's love for the new truck shouldn’t be a surprise. His father, Deion, is known to have a four-wheel fetish. Shilo must have inherited the urge, as he now owns a $100,000 beast.

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Deion Sanders isn't ruling Shilo Sanders out of UCF game

During his media availability on Tuesday, Deion Sanders refused to rule Shilo Sanders out of Colorado's Week 5 game against UCF. The former Jackson State safety hasn't played in the last two games but seems to be preparing to return this weekend.

“Shilo is on pace to be back. I'm not going to count out this week (at UCF). I'm not going to count that out. But if he holds off this week, that'll give him two more weeks, which is pretty smart.

“Shilo is a fighter. He’s been working hard to get back, but we’ll have to see how he feels later in the week. If he’s not ready, we’ll give him another week to recover fully.”

The Buffaloes' leading tackler from last season had surgery on his right forearm following an injury against Nebraska. The safety went down after tackling Nebraska running back Dante Dowdell during a Week 2 loss against the Cornhuskers.

“After I made that tackle, I tried to lift my arm. It feels like your hands are going like this. Like your arm goes up, but your hand has no control. It feels like it’s somebody else’s hand. It didn’t hurt that bad. It just felt like adrenaline.”

Shilo Sanders is vital to Colorado's defense. While backup Carter Stoutmire has impressed during his absence, the Buffaloes need Shilo's on-field presence to succesfully navigate the Big 12 schedule and secure bowl eligibility.