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NFL News: Jerry Jones makes final decision about the future of Mike McCarthy with Cowboys after loss against Lions

Jerry Jones answered if he is ready to make a big decision about Mike McCarthy after the Cowboys lost against the Lions.

Jerry Jones owner of the Dallas Cowboys
© Tim Nwachukwu/Getty ImagesJerry Jones owner of the Dallas Cowboys

Jerry Jones might be losing his patience after the Dallas Cowboys had a terrible performance against the Detroit Lions. They’re currently 3-3 and don’t look like Super Bowl contenders.

Although Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb got big contract extensions a few weeks ago, Mike McCarthy is in a totally different situation. This is the final year of his deal and, without a deep playoff run, he might be gone.

Considering this scenario, as the Cowboys go into their bye week, one of the main stories in the NFL is if this might be the moment when Jones decides to make a change.

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Will Dallas Cowboys fire Mike McCarthy?

After losing 47-9 against the Detroit Lions at home, Jerry Jones was asked by reporters about Mike McCarthy and his current situation with the Dallas Cowboys.

The controversial owner didn’t hesitate and gave a vote of confidence to his entire coaching staff. “I’m not ready to talk about changes right now. I’m not considering that.”

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