Deion Sanders, the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes and an NFL legend, is expected to attract significant interest for head coaching positions around the league next season. The first team that comes to mind is the Dallas Cowboys, for whom Sanders played from 1995 to 1999.

Coaching and broadcasting legend Jimmy Johnson stopped by The Facility to talk shop with LeSean McCoy and the rest of the FOX Sports crew. McCoy asked Johnson whether he thought Colorado football head coach Deion Sanders, who has been linked to rumors about the job, could be a potential option for the Dallas Cowboys head coach position.

Colorado football coach Deion Sanders shared his first comments on speculation about taking the Cowboys head coaching job with Mike McCarthy on the hot seat.

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Michael Irvin and Deion Sanders go way back. All the way back to the Dallas Cowboys’ Super Bowl XXX win over the Pittsburgh Steelers to be exact.

While the path for "Coach Prime" to take over in Dallas makes sense — the Cowboys could even draft QB Shedeur Sanders and hire Deion as a package deal — one legendary Dallas coach doesn't see the plan coming to fruition. Jimmy Johnson thinks the Cowboys will go a different direction.

LeSean McCoy explains why he disagrees with Jimmy Johnson (who came on yesterday's show!) not seeing Deion Sanders as the Dallas Cowboys' next head coach.

While Michael Irvin previously said that he's heard Deion Sanders would coach the Cowboys if they drafted Shedeur Sanders, Jimmy Johnson doesn't see it happening.

Deion Sanders and Jimmy Johnson are both Dallas Cowboys legends, though their time with America's Team did not overlap. Johnson won two Super Bowls as Dallas' head coach from 1989-93, while Sanders won one during his five seasons with the franchise from 1995-99.