Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy is still in a stalemate with the team as he heads into the final day of his 2024 contract.

ESPN+’s recent look at the offseason for all eliminated clubs, and in their section on the Cowboys, predict that Parsons will surpass Nick Bosa’s contract from 2023, and clock in at $175 million total new money.

For all of the criticism he received during his first five years with the Dallas Cowboys, head coach Mike McCarthy might've been a bit of a bargain.

With McCarthy's contract having expired and the Cowboys' exclusive negotiating period ending Tuesday, here's where things stand: McCarthy spoke with owner and general manager Jerr

The Mike McCarthy era is over in Dallas. McCarthy will not return as the Cowboys HC for the 2025 season as the two sides could not come to terms on an agreement on the length of a new contract, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported on Monday.

The Dallas Cowboys are prepared to let Mike McCarthy reach free agency, which means he'll be free to coach any team. What does that mean for Dallas?

Will the Dallas Cowboys bring Mike McCarthy back for the 2025 season? He isn't under contract beyond the 2024 season with Dallas and at this point, no deal has been agreed to. It has been hinted that both the Cowboys and McCarthy have some interest in extending their partnership,

For a piece published Monday morning, ESPN's Todd Archer offered an update on where McCarthy and the Cowboys are in contract talks ahead of the looming deadline. "McCarthy spoke w

The Dallas Cowboys and head coach Mike McCarthy are running out of time to get a deal done. On Tuesday, January 14, the team's exclusive negotiation period with the coach expires. At that point, McCarthy would be free to look elsewhere,