Deion Sanders & Rocsi Diaz Land Tubi Entertainment& Sports Talk Series

Deion Sanders, Rocsi Diaz
Deion Sanders & Rocsi Diaz Land Tubi Entertainment& Sports Talk Series
Deion Sanders is coming to a TV or streaming device near you soon!
The NFL legend has been tapped to host Tubi’s upcoming talk series We Got Time Today. The program will mark the first original talk show for the Fox-owned, ad-supported streamer.
Joining him as co-host will be 106 & Park alum Rocsi Diaz. Speaking on his latest gig, head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes football team Deion Sanders said,
“I’m stepping into the studio to have real conversations with people from all walks of life. This show is about tapping into the culture. We’re going to laugh, debate, inspire and most importantly, we got time to talk life into our viewers while keeping things 100. I couldn’t do this with anyone else except for the Rocsi Diaz, who I’m sure will keep me on my toes, and of course my friends over at Tubi, who I’ve been a big fan of for a long time now.”

Deion Sanders
The series will cover news, culture, entertainment and sports with interviews and celebrity guests. Season one will have 20 weekly, hour-long episodes dropping each Tuesday.
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