Jerry Jones Retains Mike McCarthy as Cowboys Coach, Expresses Admiration for Bill Belichick

Belichick remains without a job following Patriots' poor performance, defended by Tom Brady Sr.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has confirmed that he will continue with Mike McCarthy as the team's coach for another season, despite three straight early playoff exits.
Jones expressed admiration for six-time Super Bowl champion coach Bill Belichick, but clarified that he did not discuss a potential job with him or any other coach.
Jones praised the performance of quarterback Dak Prescott under McCarthy, suggesting that this was a factor in his decision to retain the coach.
Following three losing seasons in four years and a 29-39 record without Tom Brady, Bill Belichick has not secured another coaching job.
Tom Brady's father, Tom Brady Sr., has defended Belichick, acknowledging his tough coaching style and suggesting that teams may regret not pursuing him.