Deion Sanders and the Dallas Cowboys have 'mutual interest' in head coach role.

Adam Schefter reported that during halftime of the NFC Wild Card game between the Rams and Vikings, Deion Sanders and the Dallas Cowboys discussed him as a potential candidate to replace Mike McCarthy as head coach.

“There’s a mutual benefit there,” Schefter said. “And going back about a year and a half, my former general manager told me to look at Deion Sanders. There's a real possibility that he could be the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys. There's mutual interest, but we'll see if there's an amplification. Both sides are talking to each other. Let’s share and see where things go.”

Ryan Clark said, “He's got the name. He understands what it's like to be in that building.” Next, Jason Kelce added, “Do you want to talk about prime time?” Oh my god. Watching the heyday of America's soccer team. It will be really fun to watch.”

Sanders has recently discussed on talk shows and podcasts the possibility of taking a coaching job in the National Football League if “HIS SONS” is included.

Former HBCU Coach of the Year and current Colorado football coach deion sanders The National Football League is changing its direction on coaching.

According to reporter Vincent Bonsignore: According to a Las Vegas Review-Journal report, Sanders is reportedly interested in the Las Vegas Raiders' vacant position.

“He has a very strong interest in it,” the person said. Bonsignore reported, “The person said Sanders’ associates with ties to the NFL had contacted the Raiders to express Sanders’ interest in Opening Day.”

In a previous interview, Sanders said it would be difficult to coach millionaire players in the NFL. He believes coaches don't need to motivate players to play at a high level.

“The only thing I would consider doing is coaching my sons,” the Pro Football Hall of Famer commented on Wednesday’s Good Morning America. He emphasized the diversity of SONS.

“I’m not following them. But logically, you have to think of him as your father.” Sanders followed up his GMA remarks on the Million $ Worth Of Game Podcast.

That includes Shedeur and Shilo Sanders, as well as 2024 Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter. All the young people played below. Prime Coach at Jackson State University I followed him to Colorado.

Athletic director Ashley Robinson and Jackson State hired Sanders as head coach in September 2020 to revitalize the Tigers football program.

He registered a 27-6 record after three successful seasons at Jackson State. The Tigers have won two Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) championships and made two trips to the Celebration Bowl.

Coach Prime left Jackson, Mississippi to accept the head coaching position with the Colorado Buffaloes. Since then, he turned the program around to a 4-8 record in his first season, but then followed it up with a 9-4 season as Hunter earned the Heisman and Shedeur, earning him the 2024 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award.

Las Vegas will have the No. 6 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft after 4-13 seasons under former head coach Anthony Pierce. Sheddair Sanders could be a draft prospect for the Raiders to consider in April. The Raiders have a strong possibility if Deion Sanders chooses to coach one of his sons again.

Son Shilo Sanders has had various NFL draft analysts rank him from a mid to late-round pick to an undrafted rookie free agent.

Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe had this to say about Shilo on Wednesday: nightcap Podcast with Chad Johnson: “We know Shedeur is going to get a high grade. What type of grade is Shilo going to get? Does he have a third round, fourth round, fifth round, sixth round, seventh round? Grade? That's the problem.”

Johnson said this about Deion Sanders' prospects of becoming an NFL head coach: “All he's doing now is planting a seed. The tongue is powerful. Anything you say has the potential to happen.”

Both of his sons are more likely to land in Las Vegas. Will it happen?

We will see.

norfolk state football coach Michael Vick Announced eight additions to his coaching staff on Saturday morning.

“I hired people with experience and mental toughness who understand the game of football,” Vick said. “One thing I know is that they're going to put these guys in a position to win. We all have the same mindset, and it felt right to hire people who think like me and want to lead like I do. I want these guys “I’m very proud and excited about this.”

The new assistant coaches include four former coaches. NFL with the players HBCUs We have coaches and several award-winning leaders.

Terrence Garvin– Defensive Coordinator, elton brown– Offensive line coach, Jabo Smith– Defensive backs coach, jaan cross– Defensive line coach, Laroy Reynolds– Linebacker Coach, Daryl Block– Assistant Coach, steve adams– Special Teams Coach/Recruiting Coordinator, Demarcus Macmillan– Director of Football Operations