
Cowboys Part Ways with Mike McCarthy After Five Seasons as Head Coach
Contract negotiations between McCarthy and the Cowboys reportedly faltered over the proposed contract length, leading to his departure as his current deal expires on Tuesday.
McCarthy’s Tenure with the Cowboys
McCarthy leaves behind a record of 49-35 during his time in Dallas. This includes three consecutive 12-win seasons from 2021 to 2023, a notable achievement. However, the team struggled to translate regular-season success into postseason victories, winning just one playoff game during that span.
The 2024 season proved to be a challenging one, with the Cowboys finishing 7-10 amid a string of injuries and underwhelming performances. This slump likely played a role in the team’s decision to move on from McCarthy.
Future Prospects
McCarthy is now free to pursue opportunities with other teams, including the Chicago Bears, who previously expressed interest in interviewing him for their head coaching vacancy. With a Super Bowl win under his belt from his time with the Green Bay Packers, McCarthy is expected to draw interest from teams looking for experienced leadership.
What’s Next for the Cowboys?
The Cowboys are now among several NFL teams searching for a new head coach. With their storied history and high expectations, the pressure is on the organization to find a leader capable of taking the team deeper into the postseason. Rumors are already circulating about potential candidates, and fans will be watching closely as the coaching search unfolds.
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