Colorado WR Admits “Mental State” Problems, Now Makes a Promise to Coach Prime After 3 weeks of slow performance, Deion Sanders' Colorado wideout promise to burst out after their 37-20 win against the

After three weeks of struggles and mediocre football, Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes finally put things together with a 37–20 win over the Wyoming Cowboys. The victory was a much-needed break for Sanders. But one Colorado wide receiver, who admitted he had been dealing with a tough “mental state” to start the 2025 season, said he finally feels like himself again and promises to ball out.

On September 23, Colorado insider Scott Proctor shared Colorado Buffaloes WR Omarion Miller ’s reflections on X. “That [Wyoming] game gave me confidence and swagger back,” Miller said. “Says he was in a bad mental space, but he’s back to himself. Kaidon was talking more than ever last week … he sees the offense and what we could be.” With Travis Hunter , Will Sheppard , LaJohntay Wester