Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones provided an update on head coach Mike McCarthy's immediate future with the team.

Many have wondered about the future of head coach Mike McCarthy with the season not going as planned. Although there have been question marks, The Athletic's Dianna Russini made a definitive report that he isn't going anywhere.

It has been the longest week of the season for the Dallas Cowboys and the fans. Coming off one of the worst losses in franchise history into a bye week gives everyone a lot of time to think about what just happened.

The Cowboys might not have had much postseason success over the last 25+ seasons, but they are a proud franchise with sky high expectations. Every year they set out with the expectation of competing, and to players, fans and ownership, anything short of a Super Bowl constitutes a failure to some degree.

The grade school kids sitting on the floor in the place where her husband works are oblivious to the fact people are speculating, and wagering on, when he

Jerry Jones was tired of the Dallas Cowboys falling short in the postseason. His plan for fixing the issue ended up being to put more pressure on head coach Mike McCarthy by refusing to give him any contract security beyond 2024.

The Cowboys were obliterated at home for the third time this season, and the question must be asked if Mike McCarthy is capable of fixing it. | From @KDDrummondNFL

While most of the football world gravitated toward Jerry Jones’ comments Tuesday aimed at 105.3 The Fan (KRLD-FM)’s show hosts, the Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager did slip in some more support for Mike McCarthy.

Another important date for the team could be the 2024 NFL Trade Deadline is on Tuesday, November 5. Currently sitting at 3-3, the Cowboys aren't completely out of the mix and sit just one game back in the NFC East.