The former Cowboy and current Colorado Buffaloes head coach has been adamant about his intent to stay in Boulder at the collegiate level, which he reinforced Monday through a statement via ESPN's Adam Schefter.

In true Deion Sanders fashion, the current head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes and Pro Football Hall of Famer remains in the headlines amid NFL

New Colorado financial report shows details of the "Coach Prime Effect" but also challenges, especially if Deion Sanders leaves.

The trustee in the bankruptcy case of Colorado football player Shilo Sanders also is pursuing an affidavit from Deion Sanders about family finances.

"BuffZone has learned through a source that former college and NFL great Marshall Faulk is the top candidate to become the Buffs’ new running backs coach," wrote Howell. "Faulk would replace Gary Harrell, who is no longer with the Buffs."

It's easy to understand why the Cowboys are an attractive destination for Sanders. The former defensive back starred for the franchise from 1995-99, winning a Super Bowl. Ending its 29-year championship drought would augment the Pro Football Hall of Famer's legacy.

Colorado coach Deion Sanders has won at every one of his stops, most recently taking the Buffaloes from 1-11 to their first nine-win season since 2016 in two years on the job. With all his success, it makes sense that NFL teams will take an interest in his services.

Deion Sanders ' future with the Colorado Buffaloes has prompted plenty of speculation as the head coach admitted to having a conversation with Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones about the NFL vacancy.

There are plenty of differing opinions about how successful Deion Sanders would or would not be if he is hired as the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys.

The former Cowboys head coach also offered some words of advice to the next person stepping into the position.

Jerry Jones' unwillingness to break the bank for a head coach could be a major obstacle for the Dallas Cowboys if they want to pursue Deion Sanders.