There might be trouble brewing in paradise.
Jerry Jones might be one of the wealthiest owners in any sport, but the Dallas Cowboys are in the middle of one of their worst seasons in recent memory.
Not only is their on-field play not living up to expectations, but it appears that Mike McCarthy has lost control of the locker room.
There have been many indications of this throughout the season, with the most recent being Micah Parsons’ comments after the team’s loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
As Joe Fortenbaugh asked on the “Carlin Vs. Joe podcast,” “Could you imagine any of this coming out of Pittsburgh’s locker room?”
There is ZERO leadership in Dallas.
You wouldn't see these type of comments from Micah Parsons in Pittsburgh or Kansas City.@JoeFortenbaugh ⬇️ https://t.co/wOezDqfncX pic.twitter.com/XxU5lRXwxO
— Carlin vs. Joe (@CarlinvsJoe) November 11, 2024
Fortenbaugh highlighted how he thinks the Cowboys are poorly run at the moment, which is why Parsons feels the need to talk to the media about the team in a negative manner.
Many people believe that McCarthy should be fired from his role as head coach immediately and that the Cowboys should make some significant changes.
It might be too late for them to push for a playoff spot at this point given the state of the NFC, but they could preserve some dignity and sanctity within the locker room.
Parsons is one of the league’s biggest stars, and while he probably didn’t get many brownie points from his team with these comments, people do listen to him.
Fans will keep a close eye on what the Cowboys do over the next several weeks, and how the team will respond to this situation with their on-field play.
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