When Shilo Sanders left the field in the first half against NebraskaHe was initially listed as probable. No specific injury diagnosis was made at the time, but Sanders did not have his helmet with him. He did not return to the field in the first half.

On the way to the dressing room for half-time, Deion Sanders gave an update on the defensive back and revealed that it is a broken forearm. The Colorado The defensive back is not expected to return to the game, which would be a major loss for the Buffaloes.

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“I think it was a broken forearm or something,” Sanders said. “So he won’t be back.”

Colorado believes that they have a great player in Sanders, who will make him a solid pillar in the secondary at the safety position. Since his transfer from Jackson State Together with his father, Sanders worked in the rear of the defense.

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Now trailing 28-0 at halftime against Nebraska, there are likely long-term questions about Sanders’ health. Colorado has a rivalry game against State of Colorado Next week, the host is Fort Collins. From there, the Big 12 game begins for the Buffaloes.

Deion Sanders looks for better protection in the second half against Nebraska

Aside from Sanders’ injury, a lot of things are going wrong for Colorado against Nebraska. Most of the problems are at the line of scrimmage, especially the offensive line. Deion Sanders knows the defense has to be much better to get the offense going.

A huge task against the Cornhuskers, who have dominated so far.

“We have to protect,” Sanders said on the way to the locker room. “We have to develop some kind of offense to get the ball down the field. Kudos to the defense for trying to hang on. We allowed some explosions, but overall they’re doing a great job. But we have to find a way to run the ball and protect Shedeur.”