Mike McCarthy's job status with the Dallas Cowboys remains up in the air. The coach's contract is set to expire at the season's end, and with the Cowboys eliminated from playoff contention, there's no guarantee that Jerry Jones opts to bring him back on a second deal.

When Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones evaluates the head coach’s performance for the five years he’s been around, it’ll just be the start.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy's future with the franchise won't be dependent on Week 18. During an appearance on 105.3 The Fan, Cowboys owner

McCarthy said he's "definitely aware" that his five-year tenure in Dallas could come to an end with Sunday's season finale against Washington.

As he embarks on the final game of the 2024 season, Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy said he hasn’t held any discussions with the front office regarding his future. During a Friday conference call, McCarthy noted he expects to meet with team owner and general manager Jerry Jones after the season as he’s done the previous four seasons.

With speculation heating up about a Super Bowl champion stepping in as the Cowboys' next head coach, Jerry Jones finally addresses the buzz around Mike McCarthy. Jerry Jones made a big gamble before the 2024 season with the Dallas Cowboys when he decided to give historic contract extensions to stars like CeeDee Lamb and Dak Prescott.

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