Colorado Is On a 4-Game Losing Streak and Deion Sanders Is Still Saying ‘I’m Proud Of That’

Colorado head football coach Deion Sanders isn’t just riding out a four-game losing streak; he’s out here telling reporters he’s “proud of that.” Yeah, you read that right. The Buffs are in a serious slump, but Coach Prime is confident he’s got the locker room united, claiming he “got rid of that” finger-pointing mentality that can tear a team apart when things go sideways.

“Not That Kind of Party”: Sanders on Team Unity

Sanders laid it out, saying his guys don’t “think like that. They don’t operate like that. These guys are united in there together.” He’s seeing no more sideline drama, no one yelling about the offense failing or the defense not getting a stop. According to him, “That’s not in this locker room. This is not that kind of party, and I’m proud of that.” It’s a bold claim when the scoreboard isn’t exactly backing you up. You gotta respect the man for trying to keep spirits high, but four straight Ls is a tough pill for any fanbase to swallow, no matter how “united” you are. The real question is, can that unity translate into Ws?

The Shedeur & Travis Era Is Over, But the Losses Aren’t

Let’s be real, Colorado hasn’t been the same since Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter bounced for the NFL before the 2025 season. Last year was rough, a 3-9 record where they struggled big time in Big 12 play. And guess what? This season feels like a rerun. We’re looking at three straight conference losses, just a painful continuation of that trend. Coach Sanders, ever the pragmatist, knows it. “That’s yesterday, man,” he said, acknowledging the “phenomenal era that we had” with Shedeur and Travis. But he’s adamant about looking forward. “It’s time to move on and move on up, and let’s move it forward. We’ve got some guys that I feel can do the job.”

Look, Coach Prime says he’s got the guys who can do the job. Colorado fans are absolutely ready for them to step up and actually prove it. The losing streak is getting hard to ignore, and while unity is huge, it means nothing without results. What’s next for the Buffs? They gotta break this streak, plain and simple.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.