Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders has a back fracture, per information shared in Deion Sanders Jr.'s latest Well Off Media vlog covering Colorado's game against Utah. Shedeur and Deion Sanders Jr. were speaking about the injury as they were walking onto the field and Deion Sanders Jr. mentioned in a subtitle on the video that he had a back fracture.

“It's crazy [because] like I feel good bro but it's like when I start running for real it's like the idea …I feel good but like realistically bro it's like you can't bro I can't even go right now,” Shedeur said to Deion Sanders Jr. in the video.

Sanders Jr. then started to ponder on whether information was going to be divulged about the injury so fans could know that he wasn't cleared to play because of his injury. Shedeur didn't respond in the clip, so Sander Jr. put via text in the video that he had a back fracture.

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Shedeur Sanders was sacked 52 times this season amid growing concerns about the Buffaloes' offensive line. He had to leave the Washington State game in the second quarter after taking two nasty hits from their defensive line. He did not return.

Despite the offensive line woes, Sanders was incredibly effective in his first season leading the Buffaloes' offensive attack. In his first season leading Colorado's offense, however, Sanders made an impact. Sanders broke the single-season passing record for the Buffaloes, throwing for 3,230 yards while also totaling 27 touchdowns with a 69.3% completion rate.

Although Colorado's season has concluded, there have been many people who are looking to see how Deion Sanders and his coaching staff address the weakness on the offensive line to protect Shedeur from further injury.