Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was one of several players to get bitten by the injury bug, owner Jerry Jones stubbornly refused to boost the team’s running back room last offseason and coach Mike McCarthy dropped a total dud after recording three straight 12-5 seasons at the helm.

McCarthy is finishing his fifth season in Dallas and has compiled a record of 49-34, but is only 1-3 in the playoffs. In 2021, 2022 and 2023, he led the Cowboys to identical 12-5 records but couldn't get them past the divisional round of the playoffs.

The Dallas Cowboys (7-9) could be one of the biggest NFL head coaching vacancies of the 2025 coaching carousel. Or they could not. The last two weeks of Cowboys football (an upset victory over the NFC South-leading Tampa Bay Buccaneers and a 41-7 faceplant against the Philadelphia Eagles) plus Dallas owner Jerry Jones' tendency to operate with a "deadlines make deals" mentality,

The Dallas Cowboys and Mike McCarthy will both have “business decisions” to hash out once the season concludes on Sunday.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones seemingly gave head coach Mike McCarthy a vote of confidence on Tuesday, but that doesn't mean he will secure a contract extension. "What I'm not going to do this morning is get into any indication that I'm not interested in having Mike back,

The Dallas Cowboys don't have a chance to chase the Lombardi Trophy this season. But that won't stop Mike McCarthy from motivating his team to play like there's no tomorrow.

Mike McCarthy, head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, finds himself in the hot seat yet again after the team’s disappointing 7-9 record heading into the final week of the season. In light of rumors of other teams potentially wanting McCarthy,