Coach Deion Sanders previously expressed no interest in coaching in the NFL but recently identified one reason he'd change his mind.

Deion Sanders’ leadership of the Colorado Buffaloes continues to draw attention, not only for the team's impressive 9-4 finish in 2024

Deion Sanders has been a popular fan choice for becoming a coach in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys being one of the teams mentioned. Even his old teammate, former Cowboys wide receiver Michael Irvin, has brought up Coach Prime taking over in Dallas to Jerry Jones, the team's owner.

It wasn't long ago Deion Sanders was a prominent former NFL star coaching a Historically Black college and university at Jackson State, and he is

Deion Sanders seemingly plans to remain the head coach of the Colorado Buffaloes, but he may accept an NFL head-coaching job under one condition.

Deion Sanders explained that the only way he'd consider leaving Colorado in favor of an NFL coaching job is if a team drafts both of his sons - QB Shedeur and safety Shilo

Deion Sanders has said multiple times that he has no interest in coaching an NFL team. And yet, he changed his tune during a recent appearance on "GMA3: What You Need to Know." ABC's "Good Morning America" had Sanders on to discuss his Amazon Prime docuseries,