Deion Sanders Reassures Fans About Health After Missing Camps
Deion Sanders expresses gratitude for support while addressing health concerns, confirming he is okay and looking forward to returning to his team in Colorado.
Overview
- Deion Sanders missed football camps in Boulder, Colorado, but reassured fans of his well-being.
- He expressed gratitude for the well wishes and prayers received during his absence.
- Sanders is eager to return to Colorado to reunite with his staff and team.
- His absence was due to health procedures related to blood clots in 2023 and 2025.
- He emphasized that 'everything is OKAY' with his health, alleviating concerns among fans.
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Analysis
Address ongoing health concerns while assuring that everything is fine despite missed media events.
He missed media events in 2023 and two years prior due to ongoing issues with blood clots in his legs.
The school had no comment on Sanders' absence.
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"…I can assure you all that everything is OKAY and will continue to be so."
USA TODAY·20d·"…Sanders wrote on X that he was “truly blessed for the abundance of well wishes, for all the thoughts and all of the prayers."
Associated Press·20d·FAQ
The specific health issue has not been publicly disclosed; reports only mention an 'unspecified illness' or health concern as the reason for his absence.
Deion Sanders posted messages on social media expressing his gratitude for the support and confirmed that 'everything is OKAY' with his health, assuring fans he is ready to return to Colorado soon.
Yes, Deion Sanders has faced previous health issues, including surgery for blood clots in both legs in 2023 and amputation of two toes due to blood clots in 2021.
Deion Sanders Jr. stated his father is 'feeling well' and will share information about what he is going through soon, on a recent YouTube livestream.
The University of Colorado declined to comment on reports about Sanders’ health when contacted by media.
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