Cowboys to open talks with Mike McCarthy on new contract to keep head coach in Dallas - Kevin Patra, NFL.com. After meeting about other matters, the Cowboys and McCarthy talk abou

After spending the last several days discussing the 2024 campaign and the team's future, NFL Media reports that Jones and McCarthy are expected to open up contact talks that would keep McCarthy in Dallas.

McCarthy is a proven winner and currently has a 49-35 overall record with the Cowboys through five seasons. Three of those five seasons have also led to playoff appearances. Thoug

Mike McCarthy likely to stay with the Cowboys as contract renewal talks start. Meanwhile, Detroit coordinators busy with multiple NFL team interviews.

Dallas Cowboys are looking to put into the rearview mirror as soon as possible. Dallas entered the season brimming with hope after securing arguably its two biggest stars, quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb to enormous contract extensions before the start of the campaign.

The Dallas Cowboys look poised to bring back head coach Mike McCarthy on a new deal even though they didn't make the playoffs this season. According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, after several days of discussions,

McCarthy's current deal expires next Tuesday, and owner Jerry Jones has yet to commit to him moving forward after the team went 7-10 and missed the playoffs.