While Deion Sanders considers hooking up with Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys, the Colorado football head coach wanted to make it clear he’s not doing the same with his Tubi co-host.
Sanders recently launched a daytime talk show titled, We Got Time Today with co-host and Good Morning America correspondent Rocsi Diaz on Tubi. And apparently, they have great chemistry on the show. Enough chemistry to warrant addressing rumors that they’re romantically involved.
@tubi setting the record straight @rocsidiaz #deionsanders watch an all new episode of We Got Time Today out now #tubi ♬ original sound – Tubi
“Where’s my camera at,” Sanders said at the top of a recent episode. “Rocsi and I, we ain’t getting it on, alright? It ain’t happening.”
“It won’t happen,” Diaz confirmed.
“Yeah, that’s my work boo,” Sanders added.
While it’s unfair to assume TV chemistry signals a potential romantic relationship, it’s at least a good sign for a show that people seem to be interested in the Sanders-Diaz dynamic after just 10 episodes. Diaz shared the Tubi clip on her Instagram and addressed the rumors again, writing, “When the chemistry is so good it makes people believe y’all together. We are just a dynamic TV duo THAT’S ALL!!!”
It ain’t happening with Deion Sanders and Diaz, and it probably ain’t happening with Deion Sanders and the Cowboys either. Despite rumors earlier this offseason about their being mutual interest in the Cowboys head coaching position, Jones and Sanders don’t appear on the verge of becoming work boos. Many expected Jones to make a big splash in the wake of parting ways with Mike McCarthy as head coach of the Cowboys, but they continue to be linked to the much less exciting Brian Schottenheimer as their lead candidate.

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