Jerry Jones still hasn't made a definitive decision about Mike McCarthy's future with the Dallas Cowboys, but he could be moving closer to keeping him as

The Dallas Cowboys are currently in head-coaching purgatory. Yes, they technically have one in place in Mike McCarthy, but his contract runs out on Tuesday, making him eligible to negotiate with other teams by early next week.

The Dallas Cowboys reportedly have made a decision regarding Mike McCarthy. NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero reported on Friday that the Cowboys plan to open contract talks with McCarthy to keep him in Dallas.

After three days of talks, the two sides are apparently ready to move forward on negotiating a contract to keep McCarthy in Dallas.

If you’ve followed the Cowboys over the past year, then you’re aware that Dallas’ front office tends to move at a glacial pace, very often to its detriment, and to the detriment of the team. That’s been the case with coach Mike McCarthy, who is wrapping up the last year of his contract and will be a full-fledged free agent in just four days.

McCarthy is a proven winner and currently has a 49-35 overall record with the Cowboys through five seasons. Three of those five seasons have also led to playoff appearances. Thoug

It is insane and ridiculous and silly and a lot of other things, but nevertheless the Cowboys remain intent on dragging their Mike McCarthy decision out as long as they possibly can. With the head coach’s contract set to expire on Tuesday and the window for exclusive negotiation firmly closing for Dallas and

According to Tom Pelissero from NFL Network, the Dallas Cowboys and Mike McCarthy "remain open to moving forward together and the sides are expected to open talks today on a new contract to keep him in Dallas.

As the Dallas Cowboys head coaching saga continues to dominate headlines, there is a stunning revalation as the clock is set to expire on Mike McCarthy's deal/

It is now day five of the Dallas Cowboys offseason and Mike McCarthy remains in limbo. Jerry Jones has until Jan. 14 (next Tuesday) until McCarthy's contract expires. At that point, McCarthy will be free to take any job without Dallas' permission.