Warren Sapp says Colorado's defensive line has 'bullets': 'You get shot with a .38 or 9mm, you pick it'

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Deion Sanders brought a fellow Pro Football Hall of Famer onto his Colorado Buffaloes staff this season in Warren Sapp as senior quality control analyst on defense, and he’s already making headlines with how he describes a specific unit within that group this season.  

Sanders’ first year as head coach in Colorado started off with a bang, but ultimately ended with a 4-8 record which saw a porous defense in Colorado. 

The Buffaloes need to improve in this area, especially with the jump to the Big 12 Conference, which features great teams all around. Sapp believes this group can get the job done, and the defensive line is what he described as having "bullets."

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Warren Sapp attends the 'Necessary Roughness Skills Challenge' at MGM Grand Garden Arena on February 09, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Greg Doherty/Getty Images)

Like "Coach Prime," Sapp has also been the entertainer for the media over the years, and he isn’t going to stop now as a coach. 

"I wouldn’t single out one guy, because we’re a pack," Sapp said, via On3. "We’ll be six-deep. … We just mixing and matching. We got bullets. You get shot with a .38 or 9mm, you pick it."

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That’s quite the way to describe the way Sapp wants to see the Buffaloes’ defensive line play, but while the analogy may not be the best, he’s saying this group can be versatile and Colorado wants to make it hard for offensive lines to scheme against them each week. 

Sapp also noted having a great relationship with defensive line coach Damione Lewis, who he’s been working