Dallas Cowboys Part Ways with Mike McCarthy

The Dallas Cowboys are in search of a new head coach following the departure of Mike McCarthy, who will not return after his contract expired. Owner Jerry Jones stated that the decision was mutually agreed upon, emphasizing respect for McCarthy's contributions despite playoff struggles. McCarthy had a successful regular season record with the team, including three consecutive 12-win seasons, but failed to advance past the divisional round in the playoffs. Deion Sanders, currently the head coach at the University of Colorado, has emerged as a leading candidate for the position, having previously played for the Cowboys and shown success in college coaching. The Cowboys are also considering other candidates, including former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, as they look to end a 30-year Super Bowl drought. The organization is moving quickly to fill the vacancy as they aim for a fresh start in the upcoming season.