WATCH: Deion Sanders engages in fun banter with son Shedeur over "Quarterbacks wear D-score" comment

Apart from being the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes on the football field, Deion Sanders is also a father. Two of his sons, Shilo and Shedeur Sanders, play for him as a part of the Buffs' roster. This season will be the final campaign Sanders gets to coach his sons before they make their transition into the NFL in 2025.

Deion Sanders and his children get into some hilarious altercations off the field, and Coach Prime posted on social media a playful argument with Shedeur Sanders. In the video, Coach Prime joked about what brand quarterbacks prefer:

"Quarterbacks don't wear Dior. Quarterbacks wear D-Score. They got some called D Scores (sunglasses)! "

Shedeur retaliated using his father's quotes, and Coach Prime admitted defeat with a smile.

"Didn't you make up that saying, 'look good feel good feel good play good'. Okay that's what I'm saying. So don't try to switch it when I wanna do what I wanna do. It's cool when you do it, it's a problem when I do it."

During his debut campaign with the Buffs last season, Deion Sanders led them to a 4-8 overall campaign. Despite a strong start, the team could not continue their winning momentum throughout the season. Now as the Buffs gear up for a new journey in the Big 12, Coach Prime has revamped his roster with the hopes of securing a better campaign this year.

His QB son Shedeur who was eligible for the 2024 NFL draft, also decided to return to Boulder for one more season. After being the most sacked QB last year, Coach Prime has brought in reinforcements to strengthen the Buffs' O-line and protect Shedeur better on the field. Now it will be up to the QB to make opportunities for his team on the gridiron and lead them to a successful campaign.

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Deion Sanders gives hilarious answer as his final wish

Deion Sanders shared a post on Instagram where he hilariously revealed his last wish before transcending into the afterlife. As per Coach Prime, he wants to have the opportunity to swipe his credit card one last time before passing away.

"When I feel like I'm about to go, I'm gonna have my last credit card swipe. This is what I'm gonna do, 'Shilo, I've come to the end, I need to tell you something cause I really love you son,'" Deion said while enacting how he would swipe his card.

While the playoffs might be a difficult goal, Coach Prime will be looking to at least qualify for bowl games in his second season in Boulder. And with a revamped roster in place, fans will be eager to witness what the program has in store on the field.