An NFL general manager once told ESPN's Adam Schefter that Deion Sanders would be the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Schefter retold the story

Deion Sanders, the iconic NFL Hall of Famer and current head coach at the University of Colorado, has found himself at the center of speculation regarding a potential return to the

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NFL insider Adam Schefter has opened up about the possibility of Deion Sanders using the Dallas Cowboys to leverage more money out of the Colorado Buffaloes.

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Deion Sanders is rumored to be in talks for the Cowboys coaching job, leaving everyone wondering if he’ll leave Colorado for the NFL.

If Jerry Jones wants to hire Colorado’s Deion Sanders as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, he’s going to have to pay up. Not only will Jones have to dish out top dollar for an NFL head coach contract for Sanders,

ESPN’s Adam Schefter shared the latest on where Deion Sanders stands in the midst of the coaching search for the Dallas Cowboys. On ‘Get Up’ on Thursday, Schefter said there remains interest in one another from both of Coach Prime and the Cowboys.

It's easy to understand why the Cowboys are an attractive destination for Sanders. The former defensive back starred for the franchise from 1995-99, winning a Super Bowl. Ending its 29-year championship drought would augment the Pro Football Hall of Famer's legacy.