Rumor Mill: Jerry Jones has talked to Deion Sanders about the Cowboys' Coaching Opening
Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones has initiated conversations with Deion Sanders about Head coaching position
Key Takeaways
- Coaching Change: The Dallas Cowboys have parted ways with head coach Mike McCarthy after five seasons, during which he led the team to three playoff appearances.
- Deion Sanders Discussions: Owner Jerry Jones has initiated conversations with Deion Sanders, current head coach at the University of Colorado and former Cowboys player, regarding the head coaching vacancy.
- No Formal Interview Yet: While mutual interest exists, Jones and Sanders have scheduled no formal interview.
After five seasons, the Dallas Cowboys have announced the departure of head coach Mike McCarthy. McCarthy led the team to three playoff appearances and concluded his tenure with a 50-38 record, including 1-3 in playoff games. The decision to part ways was mutual, following comprehensive discussions about the team's future.
In the wake of McCarthy's departure, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has contacted Deion Sanders regarding the head coaching position. Sanders, a Hall of Fame cornerback who played for the Cowboys from 1995 to 1999, has been making waves in the collegiate coaching ranks. After a successful stint at Jackson State, he took over as head coach at the University of Colorado, leading the Buffaloes to a 9-4 record in his second season.
While Jones and Sanders are mutually interested, no formal interview has been scheduled. The Cowboys plan to interview other potential candidates as part of their search for a new head coach.
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