Jerry Jones made another surprising statement about Mike McCarthy as the head coach keeps waiting for a contract extension with Cowboys. Mike McCarthy is in the final year of his contract with the Dallas Cowboys and,

But team owner Jerry Jones apparently is feeling pretty, pretty good about the Cowboys' road upset victory over the Washington Commanders on Sunday. In fact, Jones did not rule out a potential contract extension for his embattled head coach in his weekly radio appearance on 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday.

From a health standpoint, this season has pushed the Cowboys to the brink. It’s a franchise that’s lost four defensive ends, a starting play-caller, both starting corners, its No. 2 receiver, a starting linebacker along with starters at left tackle and guards to injuries.

There is a big reason the Jacksonville Jaguars should keep a close eye on the situation with Mike McCarthy in Dallas.

While the Cowboys are minus-7 in turnover ratio for the season, the last two games have seen some positive steps. Dallas is plus-4 in turnover ratio, which includes five takeaways during the two-game win streak.

The Dallas Cowboys may have gotten a win this week, their second victory in a row, but that doesn’t mean Mike McCarthy isn’t still one of the coaches on the hot seat. Now the Cowboys enter the Week 14 NFL schedule at 5-7,