Deion Sanders daughter Deiondra Sanders reacts to brother Deion Jr's diamond-studded watch and jewellery: “The wrist game going craaaaaaaazy”

Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes are getting ready to host the Stanford Cardinal in week 7. The Buffaloes are coming off a victorious week 6 and would like to continue the run. And the Cardinals provide that bit of ease due to their recent struggles.

But the game is still a few hours away and the hype is growing every second passing by. Recently, Coach Prime's son Deion Sanders Jr. took the opportunity to show off his diamond-studded watch and jewelry and drew a perfect reaction from his sister Deiondra Sanders.

What did Deion Sanders Jr. show off the the fans and what did his sister had to say on the matter?

Deiondra Sanders endorses Deion Sanders Jr.'s wrist game

Deion Sanders Jr. took to Instagram to show off some jewelry and a diamond-studded wristwatch. The picture came from Folsom Field as the Colorado Buffaloes prepared to take on the Stanford Cardinal in week 7 of the college football season.

"Night before," Sanders Jr. wrote in the caption, tagging the jewelry creator Victor Rodriguez.

Deiondra Sanders endorsed her brother's wrist game with a small comment on social media:

"Wrist game going craaaaazy," Deiondra wrote in the comments of the photo.

Credit: Deion Sanders Jr. IG

The Sanders family does love diamonds and has shown off their possessions on numerous occasions. Deion Sanders will surely want to bring out his diamond-studded whistle during week 7, the one he vowed to only wear in a victory.

Deion Sanders looking to build on Week 6 win

Deion Sanders pulled out his diamond-studded whistle when the Buffaloes overcame the Arizona State Sun Devils in Week 6. Even quarterback Shedeur Sanders created a new celebration involving his expensive watch. The Colorado fans would want to see those visuals again at Folsom Field on Friday night.

The Buffaloes are 4-2 overall in their current season and just one win would equal the wins the program saw in the last two seasons combined. The Cardinal program has its own struggles so Colorado is going into the game as favorites to come out on top.

Colorado has already shown that it can in fact compete with higher-ranked teams like the USC Trojans. Can they keep at it, week after week? That is how champions are made and Coach Prime is on a journey to make Colorado exactly that. Will he succeed in his quest?