Travis Hunter's mom shows love to Deion Sanders & Co. as Coach Prime season 3 steals the show on Amazon

Colorado coach Deion Sanders presided over a stellar season in Boulder, leading the Buffaloes to bowl eligibility for the first time in eight years and finishing the 2024 season with a 9-4 record. While the Buffs coach has decompressed with activities like fishing after Colorado's season ended with a 36-14 loss to the BYU Cougars in the Alamo Bowl on Dec. 28, college football fans will get to see more of the team's season.

Season three of Sander's acclaimed Amazon Prime show "Coach Prime" premiered on Amazon Prime on Tuesday, showcasing clips from the Buffs' highly charged season. On Wednesday, in an Instagram post showcasing the trailer of the documentary, the NFL-bound Travis Hunter's mother, Ferrante Edmonds, reacted with fire emojis in the comment section.

Edmond's IG comment

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Deion Sanders continues to juggle several projects

Deion Sanders has always juggled several projects at the same time, most famously being the only player to have ever appeared in both the World Series and the Super Bowl during his playing days in the MLB and NFL.

In addition to his sports career, Sanders also released an album titled "Prime Time" in 1994 when he played for the San Francisco 49ers. Even after he retired, he added sports analysis to his numerous titles while starring in reality television shows, "Deion & Pilar: Prime Time Love" with his ex-wife Pilar Sanders and "Deion's Family Playbook" alongside his ex-fiancee Tracey Edmonds.

In November 2024, Deion Sanders took on another mantle when he agreed to co-host "We Got Time Today," which is a weekly, hour-long show alongside Rocsi Diaz, where the duo talk to various guests about issues like entertainment, sports and lifestyle issues.

During an interview with Essence in November 2024, Coach Prime revealed that being a talk-show host had always been on his to-do list but was interrupted by his drawn-out divorce from Pilar Sanders in 2013.

"I’ve always endeavored, even before I got into television, the television, sports television, I was interviewed several times," Deion Sanders said. "And I was almost about to commit to doing a daily talk show that was going to be shot out in New York.

"But I prided myself on being a real father, a father that won custody of his kids through divorce, and I just wanted to be there for my kids. So, I kind of put it on the back burner because my kids are more important than anything in this world."

Deion Sanders has taken the entertainment world by storm with his "We Got Time Today" show, which appeals to an older demographic while capturing a younger demographic's attention with Prime Video's "Coach Prime" show.