The Dallas Cowboys and coach Mike McCarthy parting ways on Monday came as somewhat of a surprise given team owner and general manager Jerry Jones' final words about McCarthy at the conclusion of the 2024 regular season.

Just a day after the Cowboys announced plans to move on from Mike McCarthy, former head coach Jason Garrett had some comments over the team’s newly vacant gig. After breaking down what a candidate would need to succeed in Dallas, Garrett was asked if he would advise Jerry Jones to change the way he operates the team’s front office.

NFL experts say the Dallas Cowboys may no longer be a "prime" coaching destination, but Jerry Jones and Deion Sanders could have a different say.

Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones may be looking to play the 1990s dynasty years hits after parting ways with head coach Mike McCarthy on Monday. Jones has reached out to former Cowboys Super Bowl champion cornerback and current Colorado Buffalos head football coach Deion Sanders about Dallas' head-coaching vacancy,

Reports: Deion Sanders has talked to owner Jerry Jones about Dallas Cowboys coaching job. Sanders helped the Cowboys to Super Bowl win in 1995 season.

If you thought the Dallas Cowboys got too much attention already, imagine if they hire Deion Sanders to be their next head coach. Sanders and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones go way back, and there were multiple media reports,

Jerry Jones is truly delightful, and it's intriguing,” Deion Sanders said Monday night, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

"I don't think you spend a lot of time trying to change Jerry Jones," Garrett said. "I don't think that's going happen."

Mike McCarthy and the Dallas Cowboys are headed in different directions. Owner Jerry Jones confirmed the split with McCarthy as head coach after three playoff appearances in five seasons. Jones, the team's owner and general manager,

Now that a head coaching search is underway, here’s the reality: Whomever Jerry Jones selects as the man in charge of the on-the-field product needs to come correct in the offseason. In Mike McCarthy’s last season as head coach of the Cowboys,