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The Dallas Cowboys are deader than dead, as they were absolutely demolished at home by the Detroit Lions over the weekend, further reiterating how far away they are from competing at the sport’s highest level this season.
Heading into the season, head coach Mike McCarthy was already in a lame-duck situation as he’s in the final year of his contract and has not been offered an extension, and given the way the Cowboys’ season has started, it’d be shocking if that contract offer ever came.
Assuming that the Cowboys move on from the former Green Bay Packers head coach, speculation that legendary former Patriots head coach Bill Belichick could wind up in Dallas with Jerry Jones and the Cowboys is beginning to grow.
“While owner Jerry Jones remains committed to Mike McCarthy, many around the league wonder if Dallas could become the primary landing spot for Bill Belichick this offseason, should the Cowboys decide to make a change,” reported Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports.
While owner Jerry Jones remains committed to Mike McCarthy, many around the league wonder if Dallas could become the primary landing spot for Bill Belichick this offseason, should the #Cowboys decide to make a change. According to multiple sources, Belichick has a “really great”… pic.twitter.com/VKwUkvHy3w
— Jordan Schultz (@Schultz_Report) October 14, 2024
“According to multiple sources, Belichick has a ‘really great’ relationship with the Jones family. McCarthy is in the final year of his contract, and Dallas is 3-3 this season, with all three losses coming at home.”
Unfortunately for Mike McCarthy and the Dallas Cowboys, they face a quite difficult schedule from now through the end of November, as they’re set to take on the San Francisco 49ers, Atlanta Falcons, Philadelphia Eagles, Houston Texans, and Washington Commanders.