Buff Alumni and Fan here, met him at DIA. Extremely humble respectful young man. We love him here, hated to see him go but we’ll always cheer for him…. Except against Colorado 😂. Dude has unlimited potential to break out even more this season
He has matured a lot in the last year. Kstate fans are excited. Kid definitely had previous history with Kstate so not a surprising transfer. Good luck to Colorado this season as well. We'll be watching out for ya.
@@Kernumba10 if it wasnt for dylan 4 touchdowns against tcu yall wouldve went 3-9 😂 dont talk crap now he's gone... everyone at CU shows him love, you're the only one i see hating on him
@@marquezsmith8889 people like you make me sick. You praise a person who was handed shit easy and try to bash the person who actually gotta put in work for a turn around 😂😂 you’re trash
I am a CU Buffs fan & I’ll never forget Dylan’s 75 yard TD against TCU. It still brings tears of joy to my eyes. I wish Dylan Well. He’s a dog I will miss seeing in the CU uniform. Best wishes to him. Maybe following in his dad’s footsteps and his dad’s almamater makes him feel like he’s doing what’s best for him & making his dad proud. #SKOBUFFS all day long though 🤷🏽♀️
Life long Buffs fan here, Truly enjoyed watching Dylan play in Boulder. He is a class act. I absolutely cannot knock him for wanting to go home and bring his childhood full circle. Family is everything. Best of luck to Dylan.
Dylan's departure from CU shocked the hell out of me. Definitely didn't want to see the young warrior go. However, I respect his right to exercise his right. Rooting for him all the way.
@@kp6042 Foolish to diss Dylan for going back to his roots. There's no whining, he's not soft. Prime wishes him well, so does Shedeur and the rest of the Buffs. So do Buff fans. You could be more mature.
I always liked Dylan Edwards♍️ Very articulate and well spoken young man. He did what was best for him and I can't knock him for that. He has a bright future and I wish him all the best 🦬
Thanks for not taking the bait, Dillon. Some questions were set up in the interview to bash Coach Prime and the University, and you just spoke your truth. You've gained my respect, bro, even though I support the CU University. I wish you the best, little bro.
@@JoeE1024 I am connected to the team bro. I serve in the same city Coach Prime grew up in and I Recruit for CU. Lol trust and believe I am down with the 239. That is where I am from lol
Good to see Dylan making a way in the family way. you did your thing at CU. Good luck on your new journey. See you Week 5. no hard feelings at all because you are a stand-up young man. SKOBUFFS!!!
You guys got a great young player he will be great for you guys and has amazing character he was the only player we will miss but wish nothing but the best to you Dylan u deserve it all!
At the end of the day he was going to leave anyway. He said he’s trying to make it right. He’s back home like he wanted at the start but like he said took a leap of faith with coach prime and it paid off. He would’ve done the same thing if he went to notre dame but he would be less famous but still ball out. Looking forward to playing him at home. #weupedthaskoo
It's really cool how he was still able to go to Shedeur Sanders to have a sit down and share his thoughts prior to leaving. That takes a lot of trust to be able to do that, so that part at least makes me feel a little bit better about Colorado, despite all the rumors. On another note though, I'm excited to see what Dylan Edwards can do as he develops as a player.
I cheered for Dylan when he was at CU and I'll continue to cheer for him at K-State except for when they play CU. He's a great young man from a great family!
I’m a CU fan and wish Dylan the best at K State. I understand why Dylan chose to leave but the way he left was disappointing. Looking forward to playing K state this season.
We love you Dylan Edwards! Continued success! The host please give Coach Prime some respect if you are using his name in your title for clicks. Unless you are personal friend with Coach Prime to call him Deion.
WE LOVE DYLAN AS A CU FAN.. HE MADE A BUSINESS MOVE.. HES THE SHIT ALL HE GOTTA DO IS STAY ON THE PATH THAT WORKS FOR HIM.. THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DID WITH THE BUFFS, IT WAS ART...
@badsultan1086 - You clearly don't know what you're talking about, and simply want to discredit Coach Prime as a legitimate coach. Regardless of his fame or whether you like him, he is a bonafide college football coach, and he deserves the same respect like every other college coach. It's called having character.
@Neenja7 I don't respect any fool who puts himself before the people around him. Any guy who refers to himself as Prime, then wants to be called "Coach" is a tool in my book. You do you and I'll do me.
I agree. He doesn’t seem like the same happy young man who smiled big and had sparkle in his eyes and had a robust laughter. He doesn’t have the same happy spirit that I saw at CU. I wish him well though
I gave Dylan a nickname, the problem. " I will be following all of Kansas games as long as Dylan Edward's is there, and I know that he's going to ball.
Percy Harvin 3.0 and super humble. This youngblood doesn't recognize that he's on at least the same level as Travis Hunter and Shadeur Sanders. GOD Bless him.
❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 we miss seeing you over there in Colorado. But God bless you. We love K-State do your best. Have fun represent❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ All the way from California. Let's go Dillon🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I think it's a little unfair to compare the two at this point. there is a clear difference between how CU was last year and what it is this year with new staff and so on.
@@ONKINGDAVID I’m not talking about the workouts themselves. The guys on the team who were also there last year say the feeling in the building is different, as said above, more team/family oriented all around. It’s more of a brotherhood than it was. I’m happy for Dyl, he found what he needed. Atmosphere is important to a lot of guys so i get it for sure
I dont think you understand the definition of the word 'more'. Colorado can have team oriented workouts, and Kansas State can have more team oriented workouts. So the two things can actually exist lol
K-State is legendary for him, his father played for K-State at a high level... and the bag is secondary, even if he would have stayed at CU he would have gotten a bag 💰
Damn, I hate to see Lil bro hold back tears, or at least thats what it seemed, I just recall seeing such a bright spark in his attitude, voice, and demeanor.at CU, surely hated see him go, still got.love for bro tho #SkoBuffs
The title could have been Dylan happy and thriving at his new school and why does that whah man keep calling coach Prime by his name yet everyone else is coach.
As a WVU fan this is absolutely the right fit. KSU is a running backs dream and a program with integrity and family like atmosphere. I would say that the Cats are WVVs favorite team to play because the toughness of those games
I'm a CU fan, and we all will miss Dylan this season because he would have been a part of some really big things at CUs future. I hope he comes back to CU 😢
Happy for you Dylan!! Navigating life as a young man is tough at times but continue to follow your heart and pray about everything!! Keep your family close, wishing you all the success on and off the field!!! 💪🏾✊🏾💯
Dylan’s such a respectful and humble individual! Loved watching him at Colorado last year! Best of luck to you at Kansas State this year my brother! You will do big things for sure!
This young man is very humble and im hoping he does great this year. He'll definitely be on a NFL team soon and now he'll have a OLine that's very good.
As a CU fan I got nothing but respect for Dylan he was an electric player and a good person while he was there. I hope he obtains all the success in the world at k state except against cu lol but that interviewer was beyond corny for trying to get him to talk down on CU with certain questions ! You can tell it was a hard decision but at the end he wanted to be back home and playing with his childhood friends who can hate on that !
He looks like his personality got snatched away. I hope he is happy and comes back to being the bubbly Dylan we've seen on cam. Good luck and I hope you ball out! Dyl got top potential!!
He legit made a decision based off actual factors & not just This place is for clicks. He got closer to home & Will get to play that team I'm sure he loved. Can't wait to see buddy shine!
Yeah…what kind of clown operation just latches onto one famous dude to bring media exposure to their football program? CU fans accusing other people of jock-riding Deion Sanders for media attention is a kind of irony too on-the-nose for an Alanis Morissette song
I’m from Chicago but a huge cu fan an in my eyes you ran had a break out freshmen year just to lose all the fans you made never in my life seen a k state game an I don’t plan on it either good luck dude
So then why did you watch this video? And why did you feel the need to respond? This kid is living his life and doing what he feels is best for him. For you to think that he owed you, or any "fans" anything, is foolish and a bit immature. Hopefully one day when you're tasked with making an important decision in your life, there won't be a random person commenting about how they feel about your choices.
@@JoeE1024 uhhhhh because this isn’t a k state game 1 then 2 again he had a break out season with my favorite team that was a stupid question why wouldn’t I watch it I didn’t get your logic in that never said he couldn’t do what he wanted just saying how he made us as fans feel. Sound a little emotional bro let your nuts hang
@Cats Talk, this was an incredible interview ✨❗️As a CU fan, I must admit when the running back room seemed to be jumping into the portal, I was shaking 😳, but when Dylan took that leap, I was heartbroken 💔. I appreciate you and your game. I will always be a fan, Dylan; I wish you all the success.
I’m looking forward to the diversity K-State’s offense brings in terms of the talent and the number of good athletes. This is going to be a great season!
Sevion Wilkerson got into his head. Dylan is 5'8" and weighs only 165lbs and he believes he should be RB #1. He left CU to go to K State where he will be option #4.
@@THE-BASEMENThahahaha atleast he will have solid a o line. CUs yet to be proven. Not sure he will be 4th good bet tho.. I’d say 3rd. Everywhere else but CU a bench warrior
@@ruffwayjayy992 Not going to happen. If a defender gets a hand on him with his light frame he goes down and he's too light to block. At best they will use him for trick plays and punt returns. K State has proven backs at RB#1 and #2 with size and Dylan ain't jumping over them just cause he knows the QB.
@@UncleKai263 "Win the Heisman" really means "put up video game numbers". If Travis put up crazy receiving numbers along with PBUs and INTS, he could easily win the Heisman even if they went 3-9. Shedeur would have to win games to win the Heisman as a QB.
Shame on the interviewer trying to fish Dylan for Colorado headlines. They can worry about Colorado in October. But right now, they should focus on August 31st. UT Martin's coming to town. You got 2 good ball clubs in September to worry about (Arizona and Oklahoma State). You worry about Colorado at this juncture with teams like that on the schedule, your putting yourself in a bad position.
Colorado missed the opportunity to give him routes coming out of the backfield and putting him in the slot. We will see how K-State uses him. He has explosive speed, even from HS.
It's ok to say Coach Prime. People also don't seem to know that all people have their own personal stories that the public don't automatically have to understand.
After listening to this interview I believe Dylan will hit the portal again. I think he knows he made a mistake by leaving CU. Is this entire interview about CU anyways? Maybe dude want to run track and not play football.
@donnabass5052 number 1 thing a player looking to go from college to the NFL (as the case with Dyl) is visibility, being seen by scouts, playing on TV, being watched by as many NFL teams as possible. CU provides that and much much more. Kstate doesn't. To leave to go somewhere much less visible the math is not mathing. However, from this video when find that he has committed and decommitted multiple times in only 1 season. With more to come...
@cedoniaradecke8655 here's the thing, he was going to get plenty playing time. Now he will watch regrettably the RBs that replaced him go on to have extremely productive year(s).
Some kids arent ready to leave home yet and thats okay. He''s still young, straight out of high school, he'll figure it out and hey he might be happy teaming up with Avery and hanging out with those guys like his Dad did in college. Do you Dylan
Sounds like you really wanted to follow in your Dad’s footsteps and carry out his Kansas State legacy. No harm, no foul. You are extremely talented! We wish you all the best!🏈
Tough questions! I believe he's going to be phenomenal. Sounds like he wasn't being FULLY open about being at CU. Something happened that led to the entire RB room leaving. I'm pulling for CU but I'm also pulling for Dylan Edward's success. Still, Sko Buffs!
Dylan didn't want to compete for the position again. True freshman Micah Welch came in and raised the bar. They made plans to change Dylan role and he didn't like it.
Coach Sanders was on record saying he was going to create more opportunities to get Dylan the ball. I'm not buying the doesn't want to compete narrative. Dylan has plenty of competition at KSU. Smoke, Alto, Wilkerson and Dylan left...Smoke was out of eligibility. They've now been replaced with Dallen Hayden, Isiah Augustive, Micah Welch, and Brandon Hood I think Dylan and Alto(if he ever fully recovers) a long with this group would have been the best RB room in the conference. Without them, they'll still be decent, just not the most elite RB room. .... very good though.
Oh really?! So the last I checked Deion just gave his sons their positions w/out a competition, if they were that good then let them compete for the job..
