Deion Sanders received a new deal to keep him in Boulder through the 2029 season. The 5-year, $54 million extension also ...

There’s no question why Colorado head coach Deion Sanders wanted Marshall Faulk on his coaching staff. “I brought him in, first and foremost, because of his expertise of what he does ...

In a move that has Colorado Buffaloes fans buzzing, NFL legend Marshall Faulk has officially joined Coach Deion Sanders’ coaching staff. The Hall of Famer, known for his groundbreaking career ...

Marshall Faulk is a Pro Football Hall-of-Fame running back inductee known nationwide for his prowess in both the running and passing games. Faulk was named as the running backs coach of coach ...

Marshall Faulk is a Hall of Famer former running back. After he retired from playing, Faulk did not go into coaching. That was until now. Faulk is now the running backs coach for the Colorado ...

Amid his first spring in Boulder, new Colorado running backs coach and Pro Football Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk has his sights on revitalizing the Buffs' famished rushing attack. Although ...

BOULDER — Marshall Faulk has been saying no to coaching jobs since he retired from football almost 20 years ago. But it only took one person to make the Hall of Fame running back change his mind ...

Colorado Buffaloes coach Deion Sanders added legendary NFL running back Marshall Faulk to coach the same position on Sanders' coaching staff, but how hard was it to convince Faulk to begin a ...

When it comes to NFL legends, few relationships are as intriguing as that of Marshall Faulk and Deion Sanders. Their bond started in 1999, but the story behind it is as rich and vibrant as the ...

Especially the addition of fellow Pro Football Hall of Famer Marshall Faulk. Faulk was hired last month to serve as CU's running backs coach. It's the first coaching gig in the Hall of Famer's career.

Opportunities to jump into coaching have come up in the past for Marshall Faulk. Every time, the Hall of Fame running back would say no. When Colorado head coach Deion Sanders came calling this ...