Deion Sanders, Cowboys have mutual interest in vacant Dallas head coaching job​

Published: Jan 13, 2025 at 09:41 PM

Grant Gordon
Digital Content Editor



The Dallas Cowboys and University of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders have mutual interest in the Hall of Fame cornerback potentially filling the team's vacant head coaching position, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Monday night.
Earlier Monday, the Cowboys announced Mike McCarthy would not re-sign with the club.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones released a statement wishing McCarthy well and adding that the search for the next head coach would begin "immediately."
It seems as though "Coach Prime," is a candidate in said search.
However, there is no interview scheduled at the moment. Rapoport reported that Sanders has some interest in the opening and the Cowboys have "at least some interest, as well." He added the sides will stay in contact, though Sanders, a former Cowboys player, has been in contact with Jones for years.

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They didn’t want him anyway . NOKG

We captured some videos today from the North Shore practice and posted them to our YouTube Channel. We also put them all together in this article (FREE!)

Wrapping up our thoughts from Day Two of the @polynesiabowl from Kuhuku High School on North Shore:

Just getting backl from practice at North Shore - - always a long day. Here is our second interview of the day. Oregon OL signee @ziyare_addison talks about embracing the opportunity to get better during the Polynesian Bowl.

Oregon picked up a commitment from interior OL transfer Emmanueal Pregnon. here is our impact and scouting report.

Not that anyone wants to read this recap, but here you go:

On the first day of the Polynesian Bowl we caught up with Oregon five star signee Dakorien Moore for this exclusive look back at his recruitment and his future at Oregon.

We did an interview with Zion today but it was fairly light. He is locked in with Maryland right now and is really not going to give much information about other schools. Oregon is still reaching out to him, but they are not really pushing more than just trying to keep that relationship building.

What he did say is that he is not going to do any more unofficial visits but he IS going to take an official visit to Oregon after OVs open up for 2026 prospects.

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A collection of the videos we shareed on twitter:

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In our first Polynesian Bowl Exclusive, we caught up with 2026 RB commit Tradarian Ball for his thoughts.

A little recap of day one from the Polynesian Bowl with some notes on each Oregon signee and commit.

Looks like Georgia’s QB just announced he is entering the portal with one year of eligibility. He should be healed from surgery by the summer. Are the ducks interested? Or do we like who we have at QB already?

Basketball eacks out their 7th Quad-1 win, this one on the road, tying them with Auburn to lead the nation.

Today in Flock Talk: The Podcast we start to take an early look at the 2025 Polynesian Bowl. First up we chatted with one of the coaches for this season former Denver Bronco quarterback, offensive coordinator, and head coach Gary Kubiak about Bo Nix, the experience this week, and the Polynesian Culture in general.

Now that looks very familiar! Go Ducks!

Check in is tomorrow. We ran into Dakorien Moore at the San Francisco Airport and had a chance to chat with him before the flight.

Very nice young man and very, very respectful. We will do an interview tomorrow with him.

Almost halftime...this game is so hard to watch...

At least ND may have found a QB to keep it close.

I'm all about the Ducks...don't really give a rip about the BIG10...quite honestly.

Oh..and I don't like ND....lol....

Hard to believe these 2 are in the final four...but they earned it.


Maybe I've been watching CFB for too many years. 😀