Griffin III Suggests Deion Sanders as Cowboys' New Coach, Despite Sanders' Reluctance

Sanders, currently coaching at Colorado, has previously expressed no desire to transition to the NFL, despite Griffin's endorsement.

Following the Dallas Cowboys' recent playoff loss, former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III has suggested Deion Sanders as a potential replacement for current head coach Mike McCarthy.
Griffin believes Sanders, currently the head coach at Colorado, could bring a championship mindset to the Cowboys and significantly change the team's culture.
Despite Griffin's endorsement, Sanders has previously expressed no desire to coach in the NFL, citing his love for the college game and the challenges of dealing with highly paid professional athletes.
Sanders' first season at Colorado saw mixed results, with the team starting strong but ultimately finishing with a 4-8 record.
Griffin also suggested that Sanders' son, Shedeur, could be the Cowboys' future quarterback, learning under current quarterback Dak Prescott.