Colorado's starting quarterback remains a secret as Deion Sanders keeps mum on the matter
Colorado football coach Deion Sanders is keeping the starting quarterback position for the upcoming game against Wyoming a mystery. The coach, who led the team to a 31-7 victory against Delaware on Sept. 6, has rotated his top three quarterbacks for consecutive series in the game.
Last season, Shedeur Sanders, the coach's son, was the starting quarterback for Colorado. However, he has entered the NFL draft, joining Travis Hunter, a Heisman Trophy-winning receiver and cornerback, and Kaidon Salter, a transfer from Liberty, who also entered the draft.
Ryan Staub made two consecutive starts for Colorado, most recently in a loss to Houston. The results of the game were not satisfactory for Colorado, leaving them with a 1-2 record. The team's performance against Delaware was not detailed in the article.
Despite the current record, Deion Sanders expressed confidence in the Colorado team, stating that they have the players to get the team back on track. He also commented that Colorado could be better and has had hiccups that led to their current record.
The coach has not revealed who will start at quarterback for the game against Wyoming. Kaidon Salter started the season-opening game for Colorado, but it seems there could be a possible change from the quarterback who started against Delaware. No information was provided about Ryan Staub's playing status for the game against Wyoming.
Freshman JuJu Lewis is in contention for more playing time for Colorado, but the article does not mention any other players who could be in contention for the starting quarterback position for the game against Wyoming.
Deion Sanders remains tight-lipped about his quarterback decision, stating that he wants to keep the opposition guessing. The name of the quarterback that Colorado will start against Wyoming on Saturday is not officially disclosed. The anticipation is high as the Colorado football team prepares to face Wyoming in their next game.
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