Cam Newton unsure if Jerry Jones has patience for Deion Sanders to rebuild Cowboys

Cam Newton recently shared his thoughts on the possibility of Deion Sanders becoming the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, emphasizing the potential business and cultural impact such a move could have. Speculation surrounding Sanders’ coaching future has been intensifying, with rumors connecting him to the Cowboys, a team he once starred for during their Super Bowl-winning era in the mid-1990s.

Newton, a former NFL MVP and Heisman Trophy winner, strongly endorsed the idea during an appearance on First Take. He highlighted Jerry Jones’ reputation as a shrewd businessman and the potential synergy between Jones and Sanders. “Jerry Jones is a masterful businessman,” Newton said. “Above all, does it make business sense? What better business move than to go out and get the most polarizing coach in all of sports? That’s good business, I would say.”

However, Newton also raised concerns about the potential dynamics between Jones and Sanders. He questioned whether Jones would allow Sanders the time and freedom needed to build a successful program and whether he would feel comfortable with Sanders’ larger-than-life persona potentially overshadowing his own. "How long Will Jerry Jones give Deion Sanders? And also, do you think Jerry Jones will allow Deion Sanders to shine higher than him in this star state?”