The Dallas Cowboys are 4-7, on track for their second losing season under head coach Mike McCarthy, who entered 2024 under pressure to make up for an early postseason exit the year prior. Team owner Jerry Jones doesn't seem too concerned about the direction of the franchise,

The Dallas Cowboys are in the midst of a disappointing season, sitting at 4-7 in the NFC East with starting quarterback Dak Prescott out for the season due to a torn hamstring that required surgery. Due to another year destined to fall short of the lofty expectations in Dallas,

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says that it's not "crazy at all" to consider an extension for head coach Mike McCarthy. "I don't think that's crazy at

The Cowboys didn’t give head coach Mike McCarthy a contract extension after he led the team to 12 wins in each of the last three seasons, so there hasn’t been much thought that he’d be getting one this year.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones says it's not a sure thing that head coach Mike McCarthy leaves at the end of the season. McCarthy is in the final year

Jerry Jones estimated he was answering this question for "the millionth time." That answer probably won't please some fans of the Dallas Cowboys.

Dallas could use significant changes, but they won't come from the coaching staff this season. The front office remains behind head coach Mike McCarthy. In Jones' eyes, the locker room is not lost.