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My bad. It wouldn't surprise me if Jerry offered the honor as part of selling the HC job to Dieon.
Why should we hire Deion Sanders?
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CeeDee Lamb Likes Post on Deion Sanders
Lamb, who signed a four-year, $122 million contract extension this past offseason, is one of the most outspoken Cowboys. He also has a tendency to get the ear of Jones, who listens the most to those that he pays the most.
If Lamb wants Sanders, and Sanders wants Dallas, the math adds up.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/...s-post-about-deion-sanders-dallas-hc-opening/
While the Cowboys are still going to interview other candidates, there’s a real possibility that Sanders will take over the team he once played for (or, at the very least, be a finalist for the job). Discussions will continue between Sanders and Jones in the coming days.
With Jones wanting to make a splash and ensure that Dallas will remain the talk of the sports world, it makes sense to pursue the former Cowboys legend.
Sanders did a terrific job coaching the Buffaloes this season, leading them to a 9-4 record and producing a pair of potential top-five picks in the 2025 NFL Draft (Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter).
Lamb, who signed a four-year, $122 million contract extension this past offseason, is one of the most outspoken Cowboys. He also has a tendency to get the ear of Jones, who listens the most to those that he pays the most.
If Lamb wants Sanders, and Sanders wants Dallas, the math adds up.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/...s-post-about-deion-sanders-dallas-hc-opening/
While the Cowboys are still going to interview other candidates, there’s a real possibility that Sanders will take over the team he once played for (or, at the very least, be a finalist for the job). Discussions will continue between Sanders and Jones in the coming days.
With Jones wanting to make a splash and ensure that Dallas will remain the talk of the sports world, it makes sense to pursue the former Cowboys legend.
Sanders did a terrific job coaching the Buffaloes this season, leading them to a 9-4 record and producing a pair of potential top-five picks in the 2025 NFL Draft (Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter).
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Jerry Jones is eyeing the next big thing, and no, it’s not just a flashy draft pick. The Dallas Cowboys’ bossman is all about taking Big D to new heights, and he’s looking to Deion Sanders to make it happen. ESPN’s got the lowdown on why Jones has got his eyes locked on Prime Time himself.
It’s not just about football anymore, folks; it’s about boosting the Cowboys’ brand to legendary status.
“Jerry’s 82 years old. He wants to win one more time with the Cowboys. He knows that the people he’s hired recently don’t have the spark that Deion has. He was there with Deion. Deion played on that team. Deion won a Super Bowl with that team.” Jones might actually be down to share the spotlight. “’I can share the spotlight with Deion,’” he said, recognizing that this could elevate the Cowboys’ brand to new heights. And the Cowboys’ brand might just become “bigger than it’s ever been” if Sanders joins the crew.
So, what’s the play here? Jones might just be ready to swallow his pride (just a little) for the chance to boost his legacy. Sanders’ star power could be the final ingredient in making the Cowboys a true, all-time powerhouse.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/...s-motivation-for-deion-sanders-interest-2025/
It’s not just about football anymore, folks; it’s about boosting the Cowboys’ brand to legendary status.
“Jerry’s 82 years old. He wants to win one more time with the Cowboys. He knows that the people he’s hired recently don’t have the spark that Deion has. He was there with Deion. Deion played on that team. Deion won a Super Bowl with that team.” Jones might actually be down to share the spotlight. “’I can share the spotlight with Deion,’” he said, recognizing that this could elevate the Cowboys’ brand to new heights. And the Cowboys’ brand might just become “bigger than it’s ever been” if Sanders joins the crew.
So, what’s the play here? Jones might just be ready to swallow his pride (just a little) for the chance to boost his legacy. Sanders’ star power could be the final ingredient in making the Cowboys a true, all-time powerhouse.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/...s-motivation-for-deion-sanders-interest-2025/
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Cowboys legend Michael Irvin is pushing hard for Sanders to take over as head coach of the Cowboys in 2024. After a disappointing 7-10 season, the team fired Mike McCarthy, sparking rumors that Sanders could be next in line.
On “Speak,” Irvin revealed that Jones and Sanders had productive discussions shortly after McCarthy’s exit. Irvin shared a conversation he had with Sanders, who confirmed that, while the talks were positive, things weren’t moving fast just yet. Irvin shared,
“When I talked to Deion this morning, he said to me, ‘No, it’s not — I can tell you we did talk about these things, but Michael, that’s it. We can’t go any further with that,'” Irvin said of his conversation with Sanders.
“I was like, ‘No, no, no, I got a big mouth, I won’t go too far with it, but I appreciate you telling me that.’ Because that means good conversations are being held. Not just a conversation — good conversations are being held.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/...erry-jones-motivation-for-deion-sanders-inter
On “Speak,” Irvin revealed that Jones and Sanders had productive discussions shortly after McCarthy’s exit. Irvin shared a conversation he had with Sanders, who confirmed that, while the talks were positive, things weren’t moving fast just yet. Irvin shared,
“When I talked to Deion this morning, he said to me, ‘No, it’s not — I can tell you we did talk about these things, but Michael, that’s it. We can’t go any further with that,'” Irvin said of his conversation with Sanders.
“I was like, ‘No, no, no, I got a big mouth, I won’t go too far with it, but I appreciate you telling me that.’ Because that means good conversations are being held. Not just a conversation — good conversations are being held.
https://www.profootballnetwork.com/...erry-jones-motivation-for-deion-sanders-inter