McCarthy is in the final year of his contract and with the Cowboys struggling, it will be pretty easy for Jerry Jones to make the decision to move on once the season is over (Jones has already said he won't fire McCarthy during the season).

The Dallas Cowboys will likely begin searching for a new head coach after the season, and some have wondered if Jerry Jones will try to lure Deion Sanders away from Colorado. As of now, Sanders does not sound interested.

Deion Sanders jumped out of his seat when he was asked about the possibility of coaching the Cowboys. During a Tuesday appearance on FS1’s “Speak,” the Colorado Buffaloes coach couldn’t help but laugh about taking his talents to Dallas after NFL analyst and former Cowboys wideout Michael Irvin pressed him about it.

With the Cowboys navigating a tough season in the final year of Mike McCarthy’s contract, multiple analysts have connected Sanders’ name to Dallas’ head coaching gig. Former NFL head coach Rex Ryan recently said on ESPN’s Get Up that Deion Sanders “may be in play” to take over in Dallas.

With the Dallas Cowboys dropping their third-straight game to the Philadelphia Eagles last week and seemingly falling out of the playoff race, there’s some discussion about who will be Dallas’ next head coach.

Dallas Cowboys Icon Deion Sanders has again squashed the thought that he could be head coach of America's Team in 2025.

Deion Sanders is finally breaking his silence after his name came up amid rumors of coaching the Dallas Cowboys. Mike McCarthy is unlikely to return to the Dallas Cowboys in 2025, and Sanders is emerging as a favorite to be their next head coach.

Deion Sanders sends a strong response to rumors about his potential future as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys in the 2025 NFL season. The Dallas Cowboys bad moment includes a streak of four straight losses and a 3-6 record in the current 2024 NFL season,