REPORT: Stunning New Details Expose The Growing Tension Between Dallas Cowboys HC Mike McCarthy & Owner Jerry Jones

Tension is reportedly building between Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy and owner Jerry Jones as training camp approaches.

McCarthy is entering the final season of a five-year contract he signed in 2020. Quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver CeeDee Lamb are also entering their contract years with the Dallas Cowboys.

The pressure is mounting on the Cowboys to break through with a deep postseason run, otherwise Jones might have no choice but to make sweeping changes for once. Despite plenty of regular season success since Prescott’s rookie 2016 year, Dallas has just two playoff wins to show for it (the 2018 and 2022 Wild Card Rounds).

According to a report from Tyler Dunne of Go Long, McCarthy feels the longtime Cowboys owner is undermining him. On top of that, a former team personnel member told Dunne that McCarthy is starting to “getting fed up with” Jones:
After the Dallas Cowboys were eliminated by the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card Round, Jones promised that his team would take an” all-in” approach to the offseason.

But Jones has yet to make a significant free agency signing or trade while losing key contributors like Tony Pollard, Tyron Smith, Stephon Gilmore, Tyler Biadasz, Dorance Armstrong and Dante Fowler.

So it’s easy to understand why McCarthy would be frustrated with Jones. The latter hasn’t put his team in the best possible position to succeed, and the lack of an extension for Prescott and Lamb is an unnecessary distraction this team doesn’t need.