‘He’ll fire himself’: Mike McCarthy’s carelessness could get him fired more than recording a losing season

this Dallas cowboys They have a lot on their shoulders this year, their roster is full of players who have a lot to prove personally and more as a team. Dak Prescott has to show he’s worth his money and has to deal with the loss of Amari Cooper, a wide receiver who always pops up in clutch moments. RB Ezekiel Elliott may be at his best, but his popularity isn’t, Zeke has yet to prove he’s worth his massive RB contract.

More than just players, there’s another person in the hot seat this year, Head Coach Mike McCarthy, who once won a Super Bowl as the HC of the Green Bay Packers and Aaron Rodgers won as quarterback. McCarthy has been the subject of a lot of ridicule since arriving as the new head coach of the Cowboys. His sideline backlash became popular, as he almost always seemed confused and his reputation as a bad leader didn’t help his cause either.

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The Dallas Cowboys recorded 266 penalties under Mike McCarthy’s lead:

NFL insider and ESPN analyst Mike Tannenbaum doesn’t like the Dallas Cowboys’ chances this season and believes Head Coach Mike McCarthy has the watch and could lose his job if he doesn’t deliver this season. The Cowboys still struggle with too many penalties in their first friendlies, where they received 17 penalties.

Tannenbaum spoke harshly to Mike McCarthy after their pre-season debut and cast aside his performance in reference to the Cowboys’ debut. “If I were Jerry Jones, I’d say, ‘By the end of the year, Coach McCarthy, if these self-inflicted wounds don’t change, we’re not firing you, we’ve given you the answers to the test you’re firing yourself.'” Mike Tannenbaum hopes McCarthy risks losing his job mid-season if he doesn’t get his part back.

“This is a team that should be able to compete with Philadelphia. When you can’t keep the clock and you lead the nation on penalties, that’s unacceptable. They’re not going to fire Mike McCarthy, he’s going to fire himself,” he said. Tannenbaum finishes.

McCarthy is definitely in the hot seat this season, his performance will decide whether he stays as Head Coach or whether Jerry Jones should get another setback under his belt. Jones was the one who wanted McCarthy for his Super Bowl stint with the Packers.

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