The Dallas Cowboys are set to part ways with head coach Mike McCarthy in 2025 after a disappointing season

The Dallas Cowboys' head coach, Mike McCarthy, will not continue with the team in 2025, as confirmed by the team's disappointing 3-6 record in the current season. After joining the team in 2020 and achieving three consecutive 12-win seasons, McCarthy failed to secure a deep playoff run, leading to this decision. Owner Jerry Jones is considering options for the next head coach, with names like Klint Kubiak and Matt Nagy being potential, more budget-friendly candidates. As McCarthy's contract expires, the Cowboys will search for new leadership in the early offseason weeks.

wait is this real?

They better not do Kubiak or Nagy. What horrible choices. Let’s choose coaches who have already failed. Dallas needs to forget the budget and get a young fresh coach who actually knows how to design an offense

@punkin127

“Budget friendly” what a joke -_- just hire the best available coach and stop trying to be so cheap. For the richest franchise in the world they sure like to penny push. There’s no salary cap on coaches Jerry!