Colorado Rejects Deion Sanders Funding Request Amid Cowboys Interest

Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, has reportedly had a funding request for his football program rejected by the university amidst speculation about his potential hiring by the Dallas Cowboys following the dismissal of Mike McCarthy. Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is said to have had initial discussions with Sanders, who has expressed interest in the vacancy, raising concerns about his future at Colorado. In light of these developments, Sanders approached Colorado athletic director Rick George for additional funding for NIL and coaching staff but faced resistance. This standoff has intensified the intrigue surrounding Sanders' position, as he has previously stated his love for Boulder and the Buffaloes. While some speculate he may be leveraging the Cowboys' interest for better resources at Colorado, the ongoing uncertainty could affect the recruitment of top talent. Sanders signed a five-year deal with Colorado, but complications regarding his contract and the desire for a reunion with his sons in the NFL add further complexity to the situation.