Deion Sanders during interviewDeion Sanders (Photo via Fox Sports)
Deion Sanders is finally breaking his silence after his name came up amid rumors of coaching the Dallas Cowboys.

Mike McCarthy is unlikely to return to the Dallas Cowboys in 2025, and Sanders is emerging as a favorite to be their next head coach.

Bovada actually has him as the heavy favorite to be the next coach.

During a Tuesday appearance on FS1’s “Speak,” the Colorado Buffaloes coach finally got his chance to respond, and Deion Sanders couldn’t help but laugh after former Cowboys wideout Michael Irvin pressed him about it.

“You’re encouraging people to be better than they really are [in Colorado], and can I segue with that because no place needs people to encourage people to be better than they really are besides Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys,” Irvin said.

“I got to show you where I am,” Sanders said before showing a view of his office at Folsom Field. “I love it where I am.”

Sanders, who was a two-sport star, played 14 seasons in the NFL. Five of those were with the Cowboys.

During the interview, he would get up and walk over to a window overlooking Folsom Field.

“Let me take the computer in here because you’re starting to talk that talk,” he said, laughing. “I love it where I am!”

He then showed the field and mountainscape in Boulder.

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Deion Sanders Seems Content And Happy To Keep His Talents In Colorado

Deion Sanders has once again let everyone know that he has no desire to coach in the NFL.

He has stated it multiple times and recently made it known that he does not want to coach the Dallas Cowboys.

Sanders has his Buffaloes on the cusp of an all-time season and a bowl game.

He is clearly trying to build an empire, something that is hardly allowed with the lack of patience in the NFL.