On Friday night, Irvin made a pitch for Sanders to become the next coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Irvin didn’t say it directly. But his message about the second-year Colorado coach was unmistakable.

McCarthy is in the final year of his contract and with the Cowboys struggling, it will be pretty easy for Jerry Jones to make the decision to move on once the season is over (Jones has already said he won't fire McCarthy during the season).

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Coach Prime is currently leading the Buffaloes to their most successful season in recent memory, but was asked about possibly taking over Dallas. MORE: 7 Potential head coaching candidates the Dallas Cowboys need to considerFellow Dallas Cowboys legend Michael Irvin spoke to Sanders about the possibility during FS1's Speak on Tuesday and downplayed any interest.

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Colorado football coach Deion Sanders is not interested in the NFL and "wants to stay in college" per The Athletic's Dianna Russini. Here's more:

With the Dallas Cowboys (3-6) in freefall and Mike McCarthy in the final year of his contract, team owner Jerry Jones could very well be looking for the franchise’s 10th head coach this offseason. The one name being reverberated thus far as a possible candidate?

Deion Sanders, affectionately known as Coach Prime, continues to make waves in college football. In just his second season at the helm of the Colorado Buffaloes, Sanders has orches

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Deion Sanders jumped out of his seat when he was asked about the possibility of coaching the Cowboys. During a Tuesday appearance on FS1’s “Speak,” the Colorado Buffaloes coach couldn’t help but laugh about taking his talents to Dallas after NFL analyst and former Cowboys wideout Michael Irvin pressed him about it.