Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders left his team’s game at Washington State on Friday night after suffering a pair of injuries.
Sanders initially got hit on the right forearm during the first quarter of the Buffaloes-Cougars game at Martin Stadium and had difficulty gripping the ball from that point forward, his father, Colorado coach Deion Sanders, said after the game. The junior quarterback left the game for one series, and shortly after returning, he took another hit while trying to recover an unexpected snap early in the second quarter. Deion Sanders said afterward that Shedeur suffered an ankle injury on the play.
FS1 broadcaster Tim Brando said Sanders was “out with a bad arm” prior to kickoff of the second half. Sanders was seen out of uniform in warmups during the second half.
