Deion Sanders Undergoes Successful Leg Surgery to Fix Blood Clots, Avoid Amputation

Deion Sanders had blood clots in both legs and doctors performed emergency surgery to remove them.
The surgery restored blood flow to Sanders' legs, allowing doctors to now repair his hammer toes and avoid amputating his left foot.
Sanders is expected to leave the hospital on Sunday to continue his recovery.
Sanders, the new head football coach at the University of Colorado, will still coach the season opener on September 2.
Sanders had been facing potential amputation of his left foot before the successful surgery removed the blood clots.