Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy has responded to Jerry Jones' comments that it wouldn't be crazy for "Big Mike" to return in 2025.
Nov 27, 2024] When the clock hit zeroes at AT&T Stadium back in January after a terrible loss to the seventh-seeded Green Bay Packers, we were all left
Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy has been part of a roller coaster season that has featured more downs than ups through 12 weeks. With his team sitting at 4-7 in the final season of his five-year contract, the assumption has been that the team will move on from his services in the offseason.
McCarthy and the Cowboys were double-digit underdogs against the Commanders, who were 7-4 entering Sunday's matchup. Thanks to a chaotic finish featuring a KaVontae Turpin 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown, an 86-yard touchdown from Jayden Daniels to Terry McLaurin to answer and a missed extra point, the Cowboys pulled out the 34-26 victory.
McCarthy inked a five-year deal with the Cowboys ahead of the 2020 season, which is set to expire at the conclusion of this season. With no extension in place, Dallas' head coaching job beyond 2024 remains a mystery.
Mike McCarthy hasn’t packed his bags just yet. During his weekly appearance on 105.3 “TheFan,” Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he wasn’t convinced his head coach was going to be shown the door once his contract expires at the end of the 2024 season.
Stephen A. Smith criticizes Jerry Jones’ support for Mike McCarthy, questioning the Dallas Cowboys' leadership amid their challenging season.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones was in attendance and Fox's cameras got a great shot of him in his suite during the final seconds of his team's win. The sun has been a big problem at home games, so fans found it funny to see him wearing sunglasses at an away game.
“Worldwide coverage with Netflix,” Jones said. “We’re all being introduced to Netflix. We’re so excited in the NFL about Netflix becoming a huge part of our future. This tonight gives us a chance to go to forty, fifty million people and do it from right here.”
In response to Stephen A. Smith's criticism of Jerry Jones' supposed declining ability to lead the Dallas Cowboys, the owner fired back by calling the ESPN host the f-word: Fraud.
Dak Prescott made a strong statement about his season-ending injury and discussed Jerry Jones' Dallas Cowboys' disappointing 2024 NFL season.