Deion Sanders believes his blood clots may have returned: 'My leg is throbbing'

Colorado coach Deion Sanders stated he believes his points with blood clots have returned.

“It doesn’t make sense. I’m hurting like loopy,” Sanders stated Saturday, including he has an appointment with a physician on Monday to verify on the potential clots. “I’m not getting blood to my leg. That’s why my leg is throbbing.”

Sanders coached many of the fourth quarter of Colorado’s 35-21 highway loss to TCU with only one shoe on his left foot. Sanders had his large toe and second toe on that foot amputated in 2021 after problems arose from a surgical procedure on his foot. The problems required a month-long hospital keep whereas he was the pinnacle coach at Jackson State.

Sanders coached by means of ache within the foot, and wanted additional surgical procedure after taking the Colorado job forward of the 2023 season. He wears customized footwear to assist alleviate ache within the foot, however the ache returned Saturday.

Sanders additionally sat on a stool for brief intervals throughout Saturday’s loss.

The surgical procedures earlier than the 2023 season had largely eradicated the ache in Sanders’ foot, and for many of final season, he lacked the limp that restricted his mobility for a lot of his first season in Boulder.

Sanders was additionally recognized with bladder most cancers in April and had his bladder eliminated, which required a prolonged restoration on his ranch exterior the Dallas-Fort Price metroplex from April by means of July. Sanders misplaced management of his bladder and stated this week he can’t make it by means of a recreation with no need to urinate. The Buffaloes put in a conveyable lavatory sponsored by Is dependent upon the Buffaloes’ sideline throughout video games. Sanders additionally signed an endorsement take care of the grownup diaper firm this offseason after publicly disclosing his summer time well being points in August.

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