The Dallas Morning News’ David Moore talked about the new Cowboys opening and what Jerry Jones is looking for.
In the past, Jones has talked about the learning curve that comes along with being a new head coach.
Moore says while hiring a candidate without any NFL coaching experience is a possibility, it would be a major hurdle.
“I don’t think that’s his first choice. I think it is someone who has won in this league before,” said Moore.
Does Deion Sanders fit with the Cowboys make sense?
Sanders only coached at the collegiate level, posting a 13-12 record at Colorado and a 27-6 record at Jackson State.
Moore calls Jones and Sanders “birds of a marketing feather,” but questions if each would be okay with sharing the limelight.
Michael Irvin to talk to Jerry about Deion?
At the Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight Michael Irvin says he plans to talk to Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones about Deion Sanders. Paul vs. Tyson is now available to watch globally on Netflix.
Michael Irvin, Sanders’ former teammate, previously hinted that he planned to talk to Jerry about hiring Coach Prime for the Cowboys’ job.
It is also in question if Sanders would be interested in coaching in Dallas.
Deion has said in the past that he would not go to the NFL, but said he would be intrigued by the chance to coach both of his sons.
Quarterback Shadeur Sanders is expected to be a top pick in this year’s draft.
Safety Shilo Sanders could be a late round pick.
If the Cowboys were to hire Sanders, he would have to be bought out from his Colorado contract.
Sanders’ buyout is currently set at $8 million.
Did Deion Sanders play for the Cowboys?
Deion Sanders said ‘we coming’, now Colorado is here
Jean-Jacques Taylor, the writer of upcoming book Coach Prime: Deion Sanders and the Making of Men, sits down with FOX 4’s Sam Gannon to talk about Deion and his path to becoming college football’s most talked-about coach.
Sanders played for the Cowboys from 1995 to 1999 and has a strong relationship with Jerry Jones.
The cornerback played on the Cowboys’ last Super Bowl team in the 1995-1996 season.
In the five years with Dallas, Sanders was named to the Pro Bowl four times
