Deion Sanders is one of the hottest names in college football right now. The Colorado head coach has been working wonders with his program, getting them not only into Big 12 championship contention but also into college football playoff discussion.

Deion Sanders appeared on the FOX Sports show “Speak” and responded to rumors that he could become head coach of the Dallas Cowboys if Mike McCarthy is fired.

Deion Sanders loves where he is. On Tuesday during an episode of Speak, the Colorado Buffaloes coach made clear he enjoys where he's at right now. Former teammate Michael Irvin asked Sanders about speculation he could take the Dallas Cowboys job next season, and Coach Prime deftly avoided answering by claiming he loved where he was.

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.

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

The Dallas Cowboys appear very likely to have a new head coach in 2025 with Mike McCarthy's contract due to expire. Just don't expect his replacement to

The Dallas Cowboys and Deion Sanders are two of sports media's favorite topics, so it was only a matter of time before ESPN connected them. Earlier this week, Coach Prime said in an FS1 interview that he would privately dissuade certain teams from drafting Sheduer Sanders next year if he considered

The way the sports media ecosystem has reacted to Deion Sanders since he landed in Boulder has been fascinating. Few things in recent history have drawn a cartoonish overreaction like Colorado winning its first three games last season against middling opponents.

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.