In an emotional moment that has captured the attention of the college football world, Jalen Hurts has provided an update on the health of Colorado Buffaloes head coach after he was hospitalized due to a serious medical complication earlier this week. The normally private Jalen Hurts took to the media to reassure the football community, acknowledging that his father, mentor, and the face of the program is now “stable” after undergoing crucial treatment and continues to be closely monitored by medical professionals.
Jalen Hurts, who typically keeps family matters private, made the decision to speak out in order to keep fans and the community informed during this challenging time. His voice calm but heavy with emotion, Jalen Hurts shared that his father’s recovery is progressing, and while the situation remains serious, he remains optimistic.
“This is the toughest time I’ve ever been through,” Jalen Hurts admitted. “But I want everyone to know that my dad is fighting like he always does. He’s been through a lot in his life, and this time is no different. He’s a warrior, and he’s staying strong.”
The sudden hospitalization of the coach—who is the heart and soul of the Buffaloes program—has left the entire team in shock. Players, coaches, and the Colorado community immediately rallied behind the family, sending messages of support, organizing prayer sessions, and putting up banners of encouragement throughout the campus. Even other NCAA schools have expressed their well wishes for the iconic head coach.
“I just want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart to everyone,” Jalen Hurts said. “The messages, the prayers, the love you’ve shown to my dad and our family have helped me stay strong during this time. You’ve shown me that football is not just a game. It’s a community, it’s about people, it’s about unity.”
Despite the personal difficulties, Jalen Hurts confirmed that he remains focused on leading the Buffaloes’ offense. He shared that his father—a man who embodies strength and determination—would want him to continue pushing forward on the field and not let outside challenges affect the spirit of the team.
The inside sources from the team have confirmed that the head coach will take a temporary break to fully recover, while assistants and the management team will take over coaching duties for the time being. Though there is no confirmed timeline for his return, Jalen Hurts’ resilience has brought renewed hope.
“I believe my dad will come back,” Jalen Hurts said confidently. “He’s a fighter. He never backs down.”
As the Colorado community continues to await positive news, Jalen Hurts’ heartfelt statement has become a source of inspiration for the entire team—a reminder that behind every game are real-life challenges, love, and immense strength.
In a bold and candid statement that has reverberated throughout the San Francisco 49ers’ locker room and beyond, linebacker Fred Warner has called out his team for their underwhelming performance in the running game. Despite a promising start to the season, the 49ers’ offense has struggled to establish a consistent ground attack, with Warner himself facing challenges in finding running lanes.
“We can’t keep pretending like we’re a contender if we don’t even have a functional run game,” Warner continued. “This team has too much talent to be this bad on the ground. We’re not just here to look good on paper; we’re here to win games.”
Warner’s words have ignited a fire within the team, with coaches and teammates rallying behind his call for improvement. Head coach Kyle Shanahan acknowledged the need for a more balanced offensive approach, stating, “Fred’s right. We can’t be one-dimensional. It’s time to get back to our roots and dominate the line of scrimmage.”
As the 49ers prepare for their Week 3 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, the pressure is on to deliver a more effective and dynamic rushing attack. With Warner leading the charge, the team is determined to prove that they can execute on the ground and live up to their potential.
The upcoming game against the Cardinals will be a pivotal test for the 49ers’ offense. If they can establish the run and balance their offensive strategy, they could turn their season around and make a strong push toward the playoffs.
Warner’s challenge has set the tone for the team: it’s time to stop making excuses and start making plays. The 49ers’ success this season may very well depend on their ability to answer that call.