Coach Prime's QB son Shedeur Sanders shares glimpses from his fun football camp with young kids & their families

Colorado Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders is gearing up for his final collegiate campaign. After transferring from Jackson State along with his brother, Shilo Sanders, and father, Deion Sanders, Shedeur made quite an impression last year, despite the Buffs finishing with a 4-8 record.

As Shedeur Sanders continues his preparations with the team for Colorado's Big 12 reunion, he took some time off to partner up with Cam Ward and Kyron Jones to give back to the community. The three quarterbacks were part of the "Select QB Athletics"' free football camp held at Pearland Shadow Creek High School.

Shedeur Sanders shared a video of the fun and engaging activities during the camp on his social media. In the video, he is seen training with the youths in various drills on the field and giving out autographs to the youngsters who look up to him. Despite the rainy weather, the morale seemed high, and everyone appeared to be enjoying the camp to its fullest. In the caption, Sanders wrote:

"@selectqbathletics football camp was extremely fun in the rain. Thank you parents for bringing the kids and letting us spend some time with them. LEGENDARY."

Coach Prime's QB son was eligible to declare for the 2024 NFL draft. However, he decided to play out his final collegiate career before making his professional transition. While talking about the reason behind his decision, he said:

"I'm trying to be the first quarterback off the board. I understood this year wasn't my year. I didn't have enough time on this level cause there's a lot of things going through but I didn't have enough time. So, I feel like I'm just excited to be back with the team be able to have another year to do things over again and do it the right way." [H/T ESPN]

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Shedeur Sanders makes bold statement for Colorado during Big 12 Media Days

Despite finishing with a 4-8 campaign, Coach Prime's Colorado Buffaloes were the talk of the town last season. During this year's Big 12 Media Days, Shedeur made a bold statement, saying:

"I know we're everybody's Super Bowl, so I always stay level-headed and stay grounded because I would never want to be that guy looking back and not being able to take advantage of the moment that we have right now."

Deion Sanders has put in the work to revamp the Colorado roster this offseason. Will it be enough for Shedeur Sanders to lead them to a more successful campaign this upcoming season?