Deion Sanders Bolsters Colorado Staff with NFL Veterans

Deion Sanders has revamped his coaching team at Colorado, adding NFL experience to both defensive and offensive roles.

Deion Sanders, head coach at Colorado, has announced significant changes to his coaching staff, including hiring Robert Livingston as defensive coordinator and promoting Pat Shurmur to offensive coordinator.
Both new coordinators bring extensive NFL experience, with Livingston coming from the Cincinnati Bengals and Shurmur from a history with teams like the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants.
The revamped staff aims to turn around a team that finished 4-8 last season, focusing on improving a defense that allowed 34.8 points per game and an offense that saw the quarterback sacked 52 times.
Colorado's transfer class for 2024, bolstered by six defensive linemen and the nation's No. 1 offensive line recruit, ranks No. 2 in the nation according to Rivals.com.
Spring practice for the Buffaloes begins March 18, with the team's first game scheduled for August 31 against North Dakota State at home.