The Dallas Cowboys have had a terrible season so far, and a major disappointment to say the least. While owner Jerry Jones has been loyal to his coach Mike McCarthy even with their terrible record and circus of an organization, fans think that Jones revealed who he may be leaning toward to replace McCarthy for next season, and it has fans talking.
Jerry Jones May Have Reaveld Nex Coach According To Dallas FansWhile Jerry has tried to maintain the notion that McCarthy will be back for another season, many believe that there will be a new head coach as Dallas will certainly fail to make the playoffs. Many potential candidates could replace McCarthy for next year but Jones may already have hinted to who he’s thinking about, and no one would have guessed it.
Per Tzvi Machlin of The Spun:
During a radio spot on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas, Jones was asked if former Cowboys tight end Jason Witten had a future as a coach somewhere. Witten played 255 games for the Cowboys and is the franchise’s all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards. Jones responded with a rave review of Witten, saying that Witten reminds him of Lions head coach Dan Campbell and believes that the former tight end could be “a top coach” in the NFL.
“Yes. Without hesitation. Yes. He has something that you can’t draw up. He reminds me a lot of our other tight end who is head coach up there in Detroit right now (Dan Campbell),” Jones said, via The Athletic’s Jon Machota.
