ESPN analyst Ed Werder has warned the Dallas Cowboys that they could run into some serious problems down the line if they choose to replace Mike McCarthy with Deion Sanders.
Sanders is currently the coach of NCAA side Colorado Buffaloes and his stock has been rising for many years, meaning an NFL job should be on the horizon for Coach Dream.
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The Cowboys could end up being his landing spot if McCarthy is not able to have a serious crack at the playoffs this season, as that is what Jerry Jones is expecting from his team.
“Lot of teams will want to draft Shedeur. Does Jerry [Jones] want a head coach who takes all of the attention?,” Werder tweeted.
There is no doubt that Sanders is the sort of coach who loves it when the attention is on him, and there would be a lot of attention if he was leading a team in the NFL with big players like Dak Prescott.
Sanders may not be interested anyway
In the past, though, Sanders has stated that he has no desire to coach in the NFL.
“I don’t have any desire or ambition to coach in the NFL,” Sanders told Sports Illustrated last year.
It remains to be seen if that stance would shift with a franchise like the Cowboys knocking on the door. His reasoning was that he has a problem with ‘men getting their checks and not doing their jobs” in the NFL.
Sanders is trying to build a winning program in Colorado but his ways have been criticized and rightfully so. Recently, he did not want to answer questions from a local CBS station in Boulder because of a beef with the TV corporation nationwide.
He did not like something he read about himself and now he has now banned a columnist from his press conference, even if the member of the press can attend practices.
