Shedeur Sanders, a highly touted quarterback prospect, is expected to be one of the top picks in the upcoming draft. However, all eyes are on his father, Deion Sanders, who is being considered as a potential candidate to coach the Dallas Cowboys. Deion has made it clear that he will only consider coaching in the NFL if he can bring his sons with him, including Shedeur.
The Cowboys have the 12th overall pick in the draft and would likely need to make a significant move to secure the top prospect. Deion has reportedly spoken with team owner Jerry Jones about the possibility of coaching the team.
However, not everyone is convinced that the Cowboys are the most attractive job. Former player Troy Aikman expressed his doubts, stating that the team doesn’t have a “real plan” and that coaching the Cowboys is not a “coveted job.”
Despite this, Deion Sanders has not ruled out the possibility of coaching the Cowboys. He recently told ESPN that talking with Jerry Jones was “truly delightful” and that the prospect of coaching the team is “intriguing.” However, he also expressed his love for his current role as head coach at the University of Colorado, where he has developed a strong bond with the coaches, students, and community.
The situation remains unclear, but one thing is certain: the next move for Deion Sanders and the Dallas Cowboys will be closely watched by football fans and pundits alike.