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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones expressed confidence in head coach Mike McCarthy despite the team's struggles this season. With the Cowboys currently at 4-7, Jones stated that it's not unreasonable to consider a contract extension for McCarthy, highlighting his experience and coaching ability. The Cowboys recently snapped a five-game losing streak and have several key players returning from injury, which Jones believes could help the team turn its season around. However, the team remains in a precarious position in the playoff race, with only a few teams historically making the playoffs after a 4-7 start.
- Jerry Jones supports Mike McCarthy's coaching despite the Cowboys' poor record.
- The team has key players returning from injury, which could improve their performance.
- Historically, few teams have made the playoffs after starting 4-7.
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- Cooks is expected to return from injured reserve, which could boost the Cowboys' offense.
Dallas Cowboys
- The Cowboys have a challenging path ahead but still have a chance to make the playoffs.
- With key players returning, they could improve their performance in the coming games.
Washington Commanders
- The Commanders currently hold a better record than the Cowboys, putting pressure on Dallas.
New York Giants
- The Giants are struggling with a 2-9 record, presenting a crucial matchup for the Cowboys.
Cincinnati Bengals
- The Bengals are also at 4-7, making their upcoming game against the Cowboys significant for both teams.
Carolina Panthers
- The Panthers are struggling at 3-8, which could be a pivotal game for the Cowboys' playoff hopes.