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,

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones took to the airwaves Tuesday for his weekly radio interview on 105.3 The Fan. His mood was obviously more upbeat than it has been over the last month and a half as Dallas was able to snap their five-game losing streak that

But team owner Jerry Jones apparently is feeling pretty, pretty good about the Cowboys' road upset victory over the Washington Commanders on Sunday. In fact, Jones did not rule out a potential contract extension for his embattled head coach in his weekly radio appearance on 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday.

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 that it's not "crazy at all" to consider an extension for head coach Mike McCarthy. "I don't think that's crazy at

"This is a Super Bowl-winning coach. Mike McCarthy has been there and done that. He has great ideas. We got a lot of football left." McCarthy was hired back in 2020, replacing a long time coach in Jason Garrett.

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

The Cowboys, who are 4-7 this season, have been riddled by injuries and are currently without starting quarterback Dak Prescott. But a five-game losing streak and a 0-5 mark at home has cast an ongoing cloud of frustration around the franchise this season.

While the Cowboys needed a missed extra point to win, they beat Dan Quinn's Washington Commanders pillar to post. It was a 20-9 ballgame with three minutes left in regulation. Not