Dak Prescott Backs Mike McCarthy for Cowboys Head Coach in 2025

Despite a challenging season, Prescott has voiced strong support for McCarthy, whose contract is set to expire, as Dallas faces uncertainty about its coaching future.

Dak Prescott, sidelined with a season-ending hamstring injury, has publicly endorsed Mike McCarthy for a contract extension, citing his leadership and Super Bowl-winning experience.
McCarthy, in his fifth season with the Cowboys, has led the team to three consecutive 12-5 seasons but has struggled with postseason success and a difficult 2024 campaign.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has not ruled out retaining McCarthy for 2025, describing him as 'steady as a rock' and emphasizing his value to the team’s culture.
The Cowboys are currently 5-7, with slim playoff hopes, but have shown signs of resilience with two consecutive wins heading into a matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Prescott expressed frustration at being unable to contribute on the field during McCarthy’s 'prove-it' year but remains optimistic about the coach’s potential with a healthier roster.

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