Sanders — who played on the last Super Bowl-winning Cowboys team — has a good relationship with Jerry Jones and could emerge as a coaching candidate.

Twenty years after he polished off his career as arguably the best cornerback of all time, Deion Sanders could be on the verge of returning to the NFL as a head coach. In the aftermath of Mike McCarthy 's departure from the Dallas Cowboys, the Colorado head coach has emerged as the betting favorite to replace him.

Glenn is a really darn good football coach, and Dallas would be smart to hire one of the best defensive minds in the NFL to lead the franchise. Perhaps Glenn could bring one of the offensive coaches with him from Detroit to lead the Cowboys’ offense? This pairing makes a lot of sense.

Though it dominated the news cycle for quite some time after they split with Mike McCarthy, Deion Sanders was never actually a serious candidate for the Dallas Cowboys job.

The Cowboys are reportedly moving on from Mike McCarthy after five years as the team's head coach. Who could they hire to replace him?

The Dallas Cowboys’ brutal season that saw them miss the playoffs after suffering a host of injuries to their stars has been followed by an even more puzzling offseason. Despite calls throughout the campaign for head coach Mike McCarthy’s job as Dallas failed to meet expectations,

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones held court with the media following the team’s introductory press conference for new head coach Brian Schottenheimer.