NFL Hall of Famer Warren Sapp Joins Colorado Buffaloes Coaching Staff

Joining the Colorado Buffaloes staff as a graduate assistant is NFL Hall of Famer Warren Sapp, according to a report by USA Today. Sapp, who recently earned his bachelor's degree, is now enrolled in graduate classes at Colorado University.

Introduced by Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders in a video, Sapp expressed his commitment to helping the team build a strong foundation. While in the video he referred to himself as the "senior quality control analyst," the school clarified that he would serve as a graduate assistant, allowing him to coach players on the field.

Sapp's NFL career spanned 13 seasons, highlighted by his time with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers where he earned various accolades including multiple All-Pro honors and Pro Bowl selections.

Prior to his NFL days, Sapp excelled as a defensive lineman at Miami, earning All-American honors and notable trophies for his performance on the field. Now, he brings his wealth of experience to the Colorado Buffaloes.

Deion Sanders has been intentional about hiring former NFL coaches and players to his staff, with the goal of enriching the team with diverse perspectives and expertise. This move continues the trend of tapping into the wealth of knowledge that former NFL athletes bring to the collegiate level.

With the addition of Warren Sapp to the coaching staff, Colorado University is poised to benefit from his extensive football knowledge and experience, as well as his commitment to developing young players into successful athletes.

Experience the impact of NFL greatness at the collegiate level as Warren Sapp joins the ranks of the Colorado Buffaloes coaching staff. The journey towards building a powerhouse team continues with the addition of Sapp's expertise and mentorship.