Mike McCarthy reportedly will not return as the Dallas Cowboys' head coach, according to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, ending a five-year tenure with

The Dallas Cowboys didn’t give Mike McCarthy permission to speak with the Chicago Bears last week. Turns out that didn’t mean the coach was staying with America’s Team. Tom Pelissero of NFL Network reported Monday McCarthy and team owner Jerry Jones were unable to come to terms on a contract and they will be parting ways.

Jerry Jones still hasn't made a definitive decision about Mike McCarthy's future with the Dallas Cowboys, but he could be moving closer to keeping him as

The Dallas Cowboys will not bring back head coach Mike McCarthy, according to multiple reports. McCarthy signed a five-year contract with the Cowboys before the 2020 season that’s set to expire on Tuesday.

Add the Cowboys to the list of teams in the market for a new head coach. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that Mike McCarthy will not return for a sixth season in Dallas. McCarthy’s contract is up on Tuesday and he had been talking with the team about a new deal,

After NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported on Monday that head coach Mike McCarthy isn't returning to the Dallas Cowboys following the expiration of

McCarthy will now explore other opportunities. McCarthy went into the 2024 season in the final year of his contract. Teams like the New York Jets, Chicago Bears, Las Vegas Raiders and New Orleans Saints all need a new coach.