The Cowboys are predicted to be bad in 2025. Shouldn't that come with the thought they should prepare to draft a QB?

A look back at Mike McCarthy's time with the Dallas Cowboys. Was his leadership a success or a failure? Revisit key moments and stats in this video. Here’s Trump’s Response to ‘No Kings’ Protests Jean ...

The Mike McCarthy era is over in Dallas. McCarthy will not return as the Cowboys HC for the 2025 season as the two sides could not come to terms on an agreement on the length of a new contract ...

After months of speculation, Mike McCarthy won't return to the Dallas Cowboys. The coach and the team will part ways rather than work to pursue a contract extension, the team confirmed in a ...

The Mike McCarthy saga with the Dallas Cowboys has been confusing, to put it lightly. First, Jerry Jones blocked an interview request for the Chicago Bears to meet with McCarthy, hinting at the ...

Mike McCarthy will not be back with the Dallas Cowboys, and the coach now will be able to speak with other teams about their vacancies. USA TODAY Sports.

Mike McCarthy spent five years with the Dallas Cowboys.Now, the long-time NFL head coach will be looking for a new challenge. McCarthy and the Cowboys could not agree to terms on a new contract ...

Mike McCarthy could be a candidate for Saints HC vacancy. Not only did McCarthy serve as offensive coordinator under head coach Jim Haslett, but he knows current general manager Mickey Loomis.

Mike McCarthy is in the fifth and final year of his contract – the lame-duck year – as Dallas Cowboys coach, and for a few days in January, it seemed real iffy that he’d make it this far.

In what was probably stunning news to some, the Dallas Cowboys and Mike McCarthy are heading toward a divorce, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. “Mike McCarthy is out as Cowboys coach.

If body language is to be believed, Jerry Jones had some serious love for Mike McCarthy in the aftermath of the prime-time upset delivered by the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday night.

Mike McCarthy might've wanted out of Dallas much as fans wanted him out. The question of whether Jones should've wanted McCarthy to stick around to begin with is one worth asking.