SAD NEWS FROM COWBOYS JUST NOW..
From the hot seat to the lame duck, he’s gone.
As anticipated, Adam Schefter of ESPN.com reports that head coach Mike McCarthy’s contract will not be extended by the Cowboys. Thus, in 2024, McCarthy will begin the last year of his contract.
A lame-duck coach doesn’t sit well with many clubs. He eventually loses control of the changing area. If things don’t work out, they’ll come to the conclusion that they don’t have to pay attention to a guy who isn’t going to be back the following year.
According to the story, Jones expressed his belief that individuals in the final year of their contract face unique challenges, which frequently serve to bring out the best in them. It’s possible that Jones just doesn’t The Dallas Cowboys are receiving unfair criticism for their moves to bring back defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, quarterback Dak Prescott, and coach Mike McCarthy.
Dallas Cowboys Coach Mike McCarthy Discusses Keeping His Job and the Team’s Future
Dallas Cowboys Coach Mike McCarthy Discusses Keeping His Job and the Team’s Future
“Run It Back!” vs. “Blow It Up!” Inside the Dallas Cowboys’ Strategic Mindset
The Dallas Cowboys are receiving unfair criticism for their moves to bring back defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, quarterback Dak Prescott, and coach Mike McCarthy.
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I apologize, but the final three things that supporters of the Dallas Cowboys would like to hear at this moment are also the ones that, ironically, make the most sense
Run it back.
Following the humiliating first-round playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers, Cowboys Nation is frantically demanding quick, significant changes:
National pundits are really echoing same delectable thoughts, believing that the Cowboys require a complete overhaul—from a new coat of paint to the studs of the house. Reaction to Jerry Jones’s decision to reinstate defensive coordinator Dan Quinn, quarter back Dak Prescott, and coach Mike McCarthy: