The Dallas Cowboys have crumbled in the NFL playoffs again this year and some were quick to talk about head coach Mike McCarthy’s future, but owner and general manager Jerry Jones wants him next season. minimally.
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Sure enough, the Texas team has lost to the San Francisco 49ers in post-season duels for the past two years. On Sunday, it stumbled 19-12 in the second round after beating the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, which didn’t sit well with the club’s fans. Except that McCarthy, trusting the words of Jones towards him, has the firm conviction to remain in office for a very long time.
In fact, the businessman mentioned to his instructor that he hopes to count on him for a number of years similar to that of former pilot Tom Landry, at the controls for 29 years. He led Dallas from 1960 to 1988 inclusive, leading his team to two Super Bowl titles.
“Well, it’s been a while,” McCarthy replied to Yahoo! Sports about it.
The Cowboys finished the regular season with a 12-5 record, as they also did in 2021.