Shilo Sanders reveals he went to the ER after physical game vs. Oregon

Colorado safety Shilo Sanders was taken to the emergency room after the loss to Oregon Saturday night, as revealed on Well Off Media.

The team’s personal vlog run by Deion Sanders Jr., Shilo said he experienced pain after making a tackle in the game. He said he landed on his side awkwardly.

In the video, he claimed he was urinating blood.

“I can’t say I didn’t play hard,” Shilo Sanders said. “I’m peeing blood right now. I made a tackle and I landed on my kidney or something. I got to go to the ER to get checked.”

In four games this season, he has 26 total tackle, 21 solo tackles, one forced fumble, one interception and one touchdown, which he scored against Colorado State.

As a member of the Class of 2019, Shilo Sanders was a three-star recruit out of Cedar Hill (Texas) Trinity Christian School, according to the On3 Industry Ranking, a weighted average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He was the No. 69 overall prospect in the state, the No. 57 safety in the class and the No. 584 overall prospect in the class.

Shilo is big time defender of his father Deion. There’s been a lot of noise about Colorado, whether you love them or hate them, Shilo defended “Coach Prime” following the Colorado State win.

We were just out there fighting and battling for hats and sunglasses. We did it. We came through,” Shilo said. “They gotta respect us when we wear hats and sunglasses, when Coach Prime does. Coach Prime was raised right, and we just proved that today.”

At the end of the day, Colorado is out there to win. Obviously the loss to Oregon put a damper on the hot start, but Shilo Sanders is jsut like anyone else.

It’s about winning, whether he’s able to play this weekend or not.

“If we do what we need to do and listen to our coaches, we probably won’t have any more close games like this,” Sanders said earlier this month. “We just have to fix our mistakes, correct them in practice, and just keep making plays.”

“It’s just football. And, at the end of the day, we’ve got ‘it’,” said Sanders. “If you don’t know what ‘it’ is then you don’t got it.”