Michael Irvin Calls for Cowboys to Replace McCarthy

Michael Irvin, a Dallas Cowboys Hall of Famer, has publicly called for the team to move on from head coach Mike McCarthy, citing a lack of discipline as a primary concern. Irvin criticized the team's recent performance, including a humiliating 41-7 loss to the Eagles, which he believes negates any positive momentum from the season's end. Despite acknowledging McCarthy's coaching abilities, Irvin argues that the team requires a firmer approach to leadership, stating, "You can’t come in soft and try to get tough." The Cowboys, currently 7-9 and eliminated from playoff contention, are facing uncertainty regarding McCarthy's future as he is out of contract after the season. Owner Jerry Jones has previously expressed support for McCarthy, but Irvin's strong stance raises questions about the coach's tenure. With one game remaining against the Washington Commanders, the decision on McCarthy's future looms large.