Speculation is swirling around the Dallas Cowboys' head coaching vacancy, with Deion Sanders emerging as a potential candidate. This has sparked further intrigue due to the possibility of the Cowboys also drafting Sanders' son, Shedeur, a highly-rated quarterback prospect.

Shedeur Sanders is projected to be a top quarterback pick in the upcoming NFL draft. The connection to his father, coupled with the Cowboys' need for a quarterback, has fueled rumors about a potential reunion in Dallas. While the Cowboys currently hold the 12th overall pick, they might need to trade up to secure Shedeur.

Shedeur was recently spotted at a Dallas Mavericks game, where he briefly addressed the rumors, telling the Dallas Morning News, "I think it would be cool."

The Cowboys' coaching search follows the departure of Mike McCarthy. However, former Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman recently expressed skepticism about the attractiveness of the position, citing potential limitations on a new coach's autonomy.

Deion Sanders himself has acknowledged discussions with Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, describing the conversation as "delightful and intriguing." While he expressed his commitment to his current role at the University of Colorado, he didn't dismiss the possibility of an NFL move.