Deion Sanders is fresh off of beating bladder cancer, but the Colorado Buffaloes head coach has not skipped a beat. He's ready to get back on the field coaching his team. Of course, his son, Shedeur Sanders, has become one of the biggest storylines to watch in the NFL.

Colorado Buffaloes football coach Deion Sanders was more heartbroken about Shedeur's slide to the NFL draft's fifth round than he was about his bladder cancer diagnosis.

In a news conference this week discussing removal of his bladder due to cancer, University of Colorado football coach Deion Sanders made it clear he’s all-in on trusting God. He depends on him. But he also “depends on Depends.” Sanders, who is often called simply Coach Prime, is happy to talk about that, too.

Here's what to expect when Deion Sanders takes to the sidelines following his cancer diagnosis and bladder removal.

Deion Sanders faced a harsh reality during a press conference. His life would be altered for fighting and beating bladder cancer. He explained that the procedure of removing his bladder had significantly affected his urinary function.