Deion Sanders, currently the head coach at Colorado, and his son, Shedeur, who serves as the starting quarterback, recently wrapped up their inaugural season with a 4-8 record. Despite the challenging season, Jerry Jones seemed confident as he shared his optimism about Shedeur becoming a top pick in the upcoming NFL draft with his affluent circle of friends.

The meeting has piqued the interest of NFL enthusiasts who are now left to wonder what transpired behind closed doors. As rumors swirl, fans are eagerly speculating about the potential influence Deion and Shedeur Sanders might have on the Dallas Cowboys’ future.

The intrigue surrounding this unexpected rendezvous adds an extra layer of anticipation to Shedeur’s promising trajectory in the world of football. As the Dallas Cowboys continue their season, the speculation surrounding the Sanders family’s connection to the team will undoubtedly be a topic of keen interest among NFL followers.

The Cowboys have added a lot of depth this off-season using troubled players. No one knows how that will quite work out but let’s take a look at how things could go into next year.

Here is a new mock draft by Cowboysfan for the preseason of 2016:

The Cowboys will need a RB next season. But I feel Dallas will go after Doug Martin or Lamaar Miller next offseason and so the need for a RB is lower on the chart, but is still a need.

1. Cowboys: Connor Cook QB Michigan State
Tony Romo has been a good QB for Dallas, but like all players eventually they break down and have to retire. Romo I think has a solid 2 years left before it’s time for him to retire. I think getting a QB to groom behind him is the #1 issue. Weeden sucks and Vaughn is actually worse than Weeden. The backup QB position is a huge problem going into not just this season, but next season as well. If Connor Cook were to fall to Dallas I feel that we need to take this chance. He fell this far in a mock draft I did on Fanspeak. And it isn’t far fetched to think he could fall this far. Aaron Rodgers last until the 20’s. Cook to me is the perfect fit for Dallas. Jason Garrett will love his NFL ready nature. Unlike most of the QB coming out, Cook has played in a pro style offense and more often than not been successful. He’s 6’4″ 220 pounds meaning he can take a beating in the NFL. He’s also tall enough to see over the Cowboys O line. He doesn’t have great athletic ability, but is deceiving as he can run for first downs. Can make any and all throws and scouts will salivate over this. Has excellent arm strength able to heave throws down the field with effortless motion. His 57% completion percentage isn’t really bad, but definitely isn’t good either. Sometimes instead of relying on footwork, he simply tries to strong arm the ball resulting in bad mechanics. Has his worst games on the road. I do not think he will be Rodgers or Brady, he may not even be Romo or Rivers. But the Cowboys will surround him with enough talent for him to succeed. All in all I think Cook will be an excellent backup early in his career, but also a good pro down the line.

2. Cowboys: KeiVarae Russell CB Notre Dame
CB may be the biggest hole on the team come the draft next season. Mo Claiborne will more than likely be gone, even if he has a good year, and Dallas may look to drop Carr’s contract. And I think Byron Jones will find a home at S before the year is over. The Cowboys need talent here and they go with Cameron Sutton from Tennessee. As of right now Sutton is listed as a 2nd round prospect, I think by season’s end he will crack into the 1st round. He’s 6’1″ 200 pounds. He also has blazing speed, excels in both zone and man coverage. He can also return kicks and punts. He can be a little over aggressive tackling, and isn’t really consistent in this area either.

If you believe the whispers that scouts are beginning to leak then that answer is a “yes.” The Cowboys reportedly will not pass on the Texas A&M quarterback if he falls to their pick in the draft.

Just texted scout to see if he believed Cowboys would take Manziel if Manziel was there. Scout: "Of course he would." Oh boy.

— mike freeman (@mikefreemanNFL) April 23, 2014

Considering the Cowboys pick 16th overall and have a 34 year old Tony Romo as the current starter, this is not out the realm of possibility. With Jerry Jones expect the unexpected.

Or as a great philosopher once said, “ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!”

Here is the story from PFT:

The folks at WLWT report that Jones, who now plays for the Bengals, was arrested early Sunday at a Cincinnati bar.

He reportedly was intoxicated and disruptive.  He allegedly got into an argument, and he allegedly was uncooperative when asked to leave.

As Jones was being arrested, he reportedly struggled to get out of the handcuffs.  Ultimately, two officers were required to restrain him.

Even Michael Beasley has to read this like “come on man.”  I guess leopards don’t change their spots.  You can take the man out the hood but… can you ever really take the hood out the man?

In today’s “news everyone saw coming” WR Patrick Crayton has requested his release from the Cowboys just a month after the team drafted WR Dez Bryant in the NFL Draft. I said in the video below just a few days ago that Dez Bryant was causing problems in the Dallas locker room, and not the way we thought he was. The presence of the younger talented Bryant has caused all sorts of ruffles in the feathers of Pat Crayton and Roy Williams.

Here is a partial quote from ESPNDallas.com

DALLAS — Wide receiver Patrick Crayton, who doesn’t believe the Dallas Cowboys plan to keep him on the roster this season, said Friday the team is “messing with people’s careers and people’s lives” and that he wants to be released immediately.

Really Pat? Dez Bryant is messing with your life?