The owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, declares he is done working with Mike McCarthy

During the 2018 NFL season, head coach Mike McCarthy of the Green Bay Packers and the team parted ways. McCarthy had an incredibly successful career with the Packers after joining the team in 2006, which was capped off by his 2010 Super Bowl Championship.

McCarthy was appointed head coach of the Dallas Cowboys in 2020. His success with the Cowboys is comparable. He has a 40-23 record through his first four seasons with the team, and the Cowboys will make the playoffs for the third straight year in 2023. McCarthy’s future with the team has now received some significant information.

Even though Dallas still has a lot of games left in its season, owner Jerry Jones was questioned by NFL.com at the December League Meeting in Dallas about whether he thought McCarthy’s contract extension would follow the team’s success. The answer was in the affirmative.

Jones, who has a contract with his coach through 2024, said of the coach, “That’ll have a course that seeks its own time frame.” “I wait until the end of the season to do anything of that kind.”

Dallas residents are always talking about McCarthy’s employment situation, but maybe this will stop the rumors now that Jones is anticipated to speak about it following the season. A successful playoff run will definitely put an end to rumors. McCarthy would be the talk of the coach of the year in most other circumstances.

“No. No,” replied Jones. “Everyone’s performance is improving as a result of a great deal of repetition and practice, not just during training camp but also throughout the first few months of the year.” Subsequently, modifications have been made to the subtleties of the offense, encompassing everything from Dak’s blocking to his coordination with receivers.