Cowboys Discuss Coaching Vacancy with Deion Sanders

The Dallas Cowboys are in the early stages of their search for a new head coach following the departure of Mike McCarthy after five seasons. Owner Jerry Jones has initiated discussions with Deion Sanders, the current head coach at the University of Colorado and a former Cowboys player, about the vacancy, although no formal interview has been scheduled yet. While the idea of Sanders returning to the NFL excites fans, there are concerns regarding his suitability for the professional level and his existing contract with Colorado, which includes an $8 million buyout. Despite Sanders expressing contentment with his current position, his connection to the Cowboys and previous success may make him a compelling candidate. As the process unfolds, Jones is expected to explore a range of options before making a final decision. The Cowboys' decision to part ways with McCarthy has also sparked interest from other teams, with McCarthy likely to interview with the Bears and Saints soon.