[StanfordMatt]

No, he isn’t.  He’s one of the greatest athletes of our time , who also happens to be a marketing genius. Smart.  Great with the media. All in all good for college football. I really don’t understand the “narcissist“ stuff.

Love the come back love the win.  One of the more unexpected results I can recall.  Right  there with SC upset. 

If you want to actually learn a little more about him read “The Athletic” article about what type of baseball teammate Deion was.  To summarize, the primetime stuff ended the second he walked in the locker room.  His teammates loved him. He was particularly kind and generous to those that were fringe players. This is several teammates  being interviewed.  All of them with glowing comments.

Does he self promote? Sure he does. Athletes have short careers.  Why shouldn’t he make money off of his brilliance and his name.  A hell of a lot of people made a hell of a lot of money off of him.

Are you kidding me??? A great athlete, sure. He's also a terrible person and role model.

Check out the video footage from his first team meeting. He announced to the whole team that he was coming with his own luggage "and it's Louie [Vuitton]" (read: players from the portal) and that the current players were scrubs who weren't good enough for him. Imagine being one of those student-athletes in that room and your first introduction to your new head coach involves being told that you need to find a new place to go to school because your scholarship at Colorado is gone.

This wasn't an isolated incident either. There was a press conference a few weeks back where it was clear he didn't even know the name of his starting center. There are 254 Division 1 football programs and I can guarantee you that 253 other head coaches know the name of their starting center.

You got one thing right though. He's definitely getting his money. Good for him. Promote yourself and your sons and everyone else is inconsequential. Disgusting.

And none of that is even touching on his history of domestic violence issues.

[StanfordMatt]

No, he isn’t.  He’s one of the greatest athletes of our time , who also happens to be a marketing genius. Smart.  Great with the media. All in all good for college football. I really don’t understand the “narcissist“ stuff.

Love the come back love the win.  One of the more unexpected results I can recall.  Right  there with SC upset. 

If you want to actually learn a little more about him read “The Athletic” article about what type of baseball teammate Deion was.  To summarize, the primetime stuff ended the second he walked in the locker room.  His teammates loved him. He was particularly kind and generous to those that were fringe players. This is several teammates  being interviewed.  All of them with glowing comments.

Does he self promote? Sure he does. Athletes have short careers.  Why shouldn’t he make money off of his brilliance and his name.  A hell of a lot of people made a hell of a lot of money off of him.

Are you kidding me??? A great athlete, sure. He's also a terrible person and role model.

Check out the video footage from his first team meeting. He announced to the whole team that he was coming with his own luggage "and it's Louie [Vuitton]" (read: players from the portal) and that the current players were scrubs who weren't good enough for him. Imagine being one of those student-athletes in that room and your first introduction to your new head coach involves being told that you need to find a new place to go to school because your scholarship at Colorado is gone.

This wasn't an isolated incident either. There was a press conference a few weeks back where it was clear he didn't even know the name of his starting center. There are 254 Division 1 football programs and I can guarantee you that 253 other head coaches know the name of their starting center.

You got one thing right though. He's definitely getting his money. Good for him. Promote yourself and your sons and everyone else is inconsequential. Disgusting.

And none of that is even touching on his history of domestic violence issues.