Now, Dallas' head coaching situation is getting very interesting…
The Dallas Cowboys were badly beaten in the NFC Wild Card round on Sunday, resulting in an absolutely embarrassing result. 48-32 defeat To the Green Bay Packers. And what happens if the Boys are eliminated from the playoffs?
People start surrounding head coaches with questions and current captain Mike McCarthy is no exception.
If you ask the people on the street (reporters, blogger types, fans), it seems likely that McCarthy will be in the running after the disastrous game against the Pack, especially given that names of potential replacements have been floated, especially in the case of the Cowboys' owner. You will definitely get the feeling that he will be fired. And general manager Jerry Jones decided to pull the trigger on McCarthy. (Related: University of Michigan's Jim Harbaugh meets Los Angeles Chargers in first NFL meeting: Report)
And one of those names happens to be legendary …Former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.
After compiling, Record of 4 wins and 13 losses, the six-time Super Bowl champion and the Patriots organization decided to part ways after missing the postseason in consecutive years. But that doesn't mean other teams aren't interested in his services… Enter Jerry Jones and his Dallas Cowboys.
According to a report from Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer, Belichick has a good relationship with both Jerry Jones and his son Stephen, and that relationship is clearly very good, with the icon There is a possibility that a coach with a similar background could become the next leader of the Cowboys.
It's just a complete meltdown.
And here's a note: Bill Belichick has developed very strong relationships with both Jerry and Stephen Jones in recent years through doing football business and attending ownership meetings. Things could get pretty interesting here.
— Albert Breer (@AlbertBreer) January 14, 2024
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