Prayers up for Colorado Buffaloes head coach and NFL legend Deion Sanders . Coach Prime, 57, has been battling serious health issues , and fans finally got a firsthand glimpse of the severity of it in a clip posted by his son, Deion Sanders Jr., 31, on his latest video from Well Off Media . RELATED: Travis Hunter visits Deion Sanders on his Texas ranch fishing amid health concerns In the clip at about the 3:20 mark on YouTube, a visibly distraught and emotional Sanders talks about making a will. “I don’t know if I’m mentally ready, emotionally,” the six-time, first team NFL All-Pro said from what looks like a doctor’s office in early May. “Last night was tough. Yesterday was tough because I had to make a will. It’s not easy at all to think that you might not be here, but you want to make sure everybody’s straight.” RELATED: Deion Sanders’ massive 5000-acre Texas ranch has one really insane feature The camera then cuts away to Sanders, Jr., who says he struggled with documenting it as his father requested, telling him, “Bro, I just want to be there as your son… Now as time went on, and as the battle was fought, and the battle was won, I see why. ” The two-time Super Bowl champion has been open about his previous health issues, most notably getting two toes on his left foot amputated, and dealing with blood clots. He has a press conference at 11 a.m. local time to shed more light with his medical team . So hopefully the battle has been fought and won. — Enjoy free dish of rich and fabulous players with The Athlete Lifestyle on SI — Just like pops: Ayesha Curry shares baby Cai photo looking exactly like dad Steph Cute couple: Paige Bueckers holds Azzi Fudd’s in adorable behind-the-scenes video Speaking of…: Russell Wilson’s kids, wife Ciara do matching all-black fit photo for dad Wowza: Serena Williams unrecognizable from playing days with new trimmed look Awww: Brittany Mahomes gushes over cute baby Golden reunion after Miami trip Matthew Graham has over 20 years of media experience and oversees The Athlete Lifestyle On SI. He has had previous leadership roles at NBC Sports, Yahoo, and USA TODAY, where he co-founded For The Win (named Best Mobile Site by Digiday). He has also written for ESPN, Cosmopolitan, US Weekly, People, E! Online, and FHM, covering major sports and entertainment events like the Oscars, the Golden Globes, NBA Finals, Super Bowl, and winning the Yahoo Superstar Award for coverage of the Olympics.