Well, it looks like things might be coming to an end for Mike McCarthy in Dallas. After the Cowboys’ tough loss to the Commanders, McCarthy was seen sharing some heartfelt embraces with his coaching staff. And let’s just say, it had the feeling of a farewell.
McCarthy’s five-year contract with the Cowboys is up, and Jerry Jones has a big decision to make. McCarthy’s record in Dallas is a respectable 49-35, and he led the team to three straight 12-win seasons. But the Cowboys only managed one playoff win during his tenure, and that’s not going to cut it in a city with Super Bowl aspirations.
This season was particularly rough. Even before Dak Prescott’s season-ending injury, the Cowboys never really looked like a true contender. They struggled with consistency and couldn’t seem to put it all together.
It’s tough to see a coach go, especially when they’ve had some success. But sometimes, a change is needed to shake things up and get a team back on track. The Cowboys have a talented roster, but they need a spark, a new voice to lead them.
Jerry Jones has a lot to think about. He needs to find a coach who can maximize the potential of this team and bring a championship back to Dallas. It’s going to be an interesting offseason for the Cowboys, and we’ll be watching closely to see who they bring in to lead the charge.
