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Deion Sanders had it easier than most when selecting who was going to start as a field marshal in Colorado for the last two years, and Jackson says before.
He was always going to be his son, Shedeur Sanders.
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The Campo de Colorado Marshal Kaidon Salter launches during a spring game, on April 19, 2025, in Boulder. (AP Photojack Dempsey, Archive)
This year, it is a bit different. Shedeur is on a trip through the professionals and the Prime coach will have to decide who is her starting field marshal in 2025 with the first game of the Buffaloes season, against Georgia Tech, almost two weeks away.
Deion Sanders will choose between the transfer of Liberty Kaidon Salter and the first year student Julian Lewis. Only Sanders knows who has the advantage for the initial work in week 1.
“Both boys can play,” Sanders said about their quartbacks. “We can play well with any of them.”
Salter had a few solid seasons with Liberty. He had 66 total touchdowns in the last two seasons with the flames: 47 passes and 19 running.
The Campo de Colorado Marshal, Julian Lewis, launches during the spring game, on April 19, 2025, in Boulder. (AP Photo/Jack Dempsey, Archive)
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“Kaidon is a guy with multiple talents. He could launch football and could get out of football,” Sanders said. “The child is going to havoc.”
Lewis is a talented first -year field marshal who stood out in high school. He was considered a five -star recruit in Carrolton High School in Georgia, launching for 11,010 yards.
“I love everything about the child, and he will fly,” Sanders said about Lewis. “When it is his turn, believe me, you will know and he will fly.”
The competition between the two athletes is welcome.
Sanders described Salter and Lewis as “friends” who are “trying to improve.” The two have also said that the other families of the other have introduced each other.
“We have talked more about life than football, which I think has really helped us build a better relationship outside the field,” Lewis said. “Just try to keep it friendly, just keep it related to the team.”
