Here's what to expect when Deion Sanders takes to the sidelines following his cancer diagnosis and bladder removal.

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"I lost about 20 pounds. I’m still down. I’m gonna get it back though,” Deion Sanders told Asante Samuel while discussing his cancer battle.

Sanders is still dealing with lingering side effects from the cancer and bladder removal, namely incontinence.

Deion Sanders stunned the college football world on Monday after announcing his cancer battle with his medical team at a press conference.