Deion Sanders to Cowboys? Shedeur Sanders shares his thoughts

The Dallas Cowboys' head coaching search started with a bang and dominated the NFL news cycle as reports surfaced that Jerry Jones discussed the team's vacancy with the one and only "Coach Prime" Deion Sanders.
Everyone has chimed in on Deion to Dallas, with Alabama Crimson Tide legend Nick Saban voicing his support for the move.
Former NFL head coach Steve Mariucci, who is good friends with Sanders, campaigned for the Pro Football Hall of Famer to get the gig in Big D.
MORE: 3 former Dallas Cowboys players who could become the next head coach
Now, his son Shedeur is sharing his thoughts on the NFL buzz, but he's taking a more distant approach.
On the latest episode of his 2Legendary podcast, Shedeur commented on the possibility of Coach Prime taking the Dallas job and made it clear that he has no influence on the decision.
"It's not really up to me. I don't really have a say in anything at all," Shedeur said.
MORE: Deion Sanders to Dallas Cowboys gets stamp of approval from Shedeur
"I'm coming into the league, I don't have too much of a say so. I'm just thankful for whatever situation comes."
That still leaves a lot up in the air.
ESPN's Ed Werder has said Sanders would "almost certainly" take the head coaching job if he is offered, so it will ultimately come down to whether Jerry Jones wants to roll the dice or play things safe.
If he wants to play things safe, Kellen Moore or Brian Schottenheimer are the play. If he wants to re-energize the fan base and gamble on a major success, Coach Prime is right there.
— Enjoy free coverage of the Cowboys from Dallas Cowboys on SI —
Hiring Brian Schottenheimer would spell disaster for Cowboys
7 upcoming free agents Dallas should consider from Conference Championships
Ben Johnson didn't interview for Cowboys opening for obvious reason
These former Cowboys will be playing in the AFC, NFC Championships
Dallas Cowboys pick College Football Playoff hero in latest NFL mock draft
Meet Sophy Laufer: Star of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Netflix doc