The usual suspects with ties to Jones have returned, such as Deion Sanders, Kellen Moore, and even rumors of Jason Witten have emerged. Yet, the Cowboys are still going through the interview process and there could be a few top college football coaches who get a call from a Dallas area code.

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There was a lot of pushback when news surfaced Sanders was being talked to… that may have overlooked many reasons it could actually work.

However, the most notable swirling in connection to the Cowboys' coaching job is Deion Sanders, who adopted the famous "Prime Time" moniker during his Hall of Fame playing career.

NFL Network's Ian Rapaport reported Sunday he would be surprised if the Cowboys interviewed Sanders at this point in their coaching search after firing Mike McCarthy earlier this offseason. REQUIRED READING: Deion Sanders buyout: Colorado football coach's contract details as Cowboys rumors swirl “Nothing scheduled yet with Coach Prime,

There has been no announcement that the Dallas Cowboys have, or want to, interview Deion Sanders but the thought of that conversation even happening has done what both Jerry Jones and Deion wanted. From gambling sites to sports media,

The Cowboys are not expected to interview Deion Sanders for their open head coaching spot despite team owner Jerry Jones having had a conversation with the Dallas great. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Sunday that no interview was scheduled or “expected” with the former Cowboys defensive back and in an earlier appearance on the network he said that he would “be surprised,