Should the Cowboys go all-in on Deion Sanders as the next head coach in Dallas?
As the Dallas Cowboys search for their next head coach, the name of Deion Sanders, also known as “Coach Prime,” has been tossed around as a top candidate for the job. Sanders, a two-time Super Bowl champion and former Cowboys cornerback, has a strong connection to the team and has been in talks with owner and general manager Jerry Jones. But is he the right fit for the Cowboys?
Sanders himself has expressed his intrigue about the possibility of becoming the Cowboys’ head coach, saying “To hear from Jerry Jones is truly delightful, and it’s intriguing.” However, he has also stated that he loves his job at the University of Colorado and the community, and that it would take something special to lure him away.
Current and former Cowboys players, as well as FOX Sports personalities, have weighed in on the possibility of Sanders becoming the next head coach. Some, like Michael Irvin, have been advocating for Sanders to get the job, saying he would bring a sense of togetherness and discipline to the team. Others, like Troy Aikman, have expressed doubts, saying that the Cowboys job is not as coveted as people think.
Colin Cowherd, for example, believes that Sanders would make the Cowboys interesting, but that the team’s dysfunction would ultimately hold him back. LeSean McCoy thinks Sanders would be the perfect fit, citing his ability to relate to players and his winning mentality. Emmanuel Acho agrees, saying that the combination of Sanders and the Cowboys would be a winning formula.
Chris Broussard is all-in on the idea of Sanders becoming the next Cowboys coach, saying that he needs to be the voice and face of the franchise. Nick Saban, a former college football coach, also thinks Sanders would be a great fit, saying he wants him to get the job.
Ultimately, the decision of whether or not to hire Sanders as the next Cowboys head coach will depend on a variety of factors, including his willingness to leave Colorado, his ability to work with Jones, and his vision for the team.
