Jerry Jones dispels a question about barrier to Cowboys hiring Bill Belichick

Jerry Jones dispels a question about barrier to Cowboys hiring Bill Belichick

Jerry Jones sidestepped the first several inquiries.

Has he had a conversation with Bill Belichick this month?

The general manager and club owner of the Dallas Cowboys stated on Tuesday, “I don’t want to get into, for reasons of talking about

anybody that I may have talked to that has been bantered around about coaching.” However, I remained silent. I have only spoken

with myself when it comes to head coaching candidates.

Does he believe that the six-time Super Bowl victor will have another chance to play in the NFL?

“I’m not sure,” Jones responded. “I’m not sure. I wouldn’t make any assumptions.

But Jones soon made the connection as he thought about his team’s performance from the Cowboys’ assigned suite that overlooked Senior Bowl practices on Tuesday.

He finally changed his mind on a point unrelated to Belichick’s candidacy or suitability for the Cowboys.

Yahoo Sports questioned Jones on the general qualities of Belichick he respected. Jones’s answer soon diverged from the positive aspects of Belichick.

Jones remarked, “I like him and I know him personally.” “I have no doubt that we could collaborate.” Not one. None at all.

It’s a speculative idea that doesn’t apply right now.

Mike McCarthy, the head coach of the Cowboys, has one year remaining on his contract as of the 2024 season. In a statement released

on January 17, Jones declared that he is “100 percent supportive” of McCarthy. McCarthy has guided Dallas to three consecutive 12-5

seasons, although each time the team missed the playoffs earlier than anticipated.

Jones praised McCarthy’s regular-season guidance once more on Tuesday. McCarthy’s contribution to the Cowboys offense, which led

the league in scoring and was seventh in yardage, was also commended by the speaker.

Having led the league in touchdowns (36), and

ranking second in passer rating (105.9)—the highest in his eight years as a pro—Prescott was selected to the All-Pro second team.

McCarthy’s work with Dak and in the offense, according to Jones, was excellent.

“He and I both feel, as do we all, that Dak still needs a great deal of improvement.

“Continuity is the best way to get the meat that’s on the bone.”

Does it imply anything that Jones is thinking about his working relationship with Belichick this year? It doesn’t.

In a year or two, might it signify something? That’s not a done thing either.

However, Jones appeared to be fully aware of the stories that suggested his ambition for dominance and power may clash with

Belichick’s extensive demands for personnel management—a degree of control that, according

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