Figures from around the sports world expressed a range of reactions from relief that Coach Prime was now cancer-free to gratitude for his urging of others to be proactive about their health.

Cleveland Browns rookie QB Shedeur Sanders didn't want his father to see him getting only a small number of reps at practice.

On Monday, Deion Sanders and his medical team revealed that he had been diagnosed with bladder cancer. A malignant tumor was found in the 57-year-old Sanders' bladder, and doctors were able to address and remove it.

For more than three months, Sanders was not on campus. Social media snippets revealed that he was dealing with an undisclosed medical condition. Given the previous issues with his feet — he had two toes amputated a few years ago — and compartment syndrome in his left leg, the fear was that clotting issues had returned.

Deion Sanders dropped one major bombshell during his July 28 press conference. A video released by his son, Deion Jr., brought about another.

One of the more talked-about NFL rookies could get his shot, potentially, as a former Eagles QB suffers an unfortunate injury.