The Dallas Cowboys suffer embarrassing 48-32 home defeat to the Green Bay Packers on Super Wild Card Weekend; Mike McCarthy has just one playoff win to show for his four years as head coach; could Bill Belichick, six-time Super Bowl winner with the New England Patriots, replace him?
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he was “floored” by the team’s heavy playoff loss at home to the Green Bay Packers on Super Wild Card Weekend, adding that he hadn’t thought about head coach Mike McCarthy’s future.
The Cowboys, seeded second in the NFC, were favoured to beat the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, having won their last 16 straight home games, but were blown away in a 48-32 blowout loss to the seventh seeds.
McCarthy has one more year left on his contract, with many speculating he could be on his way out of Dallas after returning just one playoff win in his four years in charge.
The only thing on my mind almost this entire game was not an analysis of our strategy, not an analysis of our play, it was, ‘Do we get to play here again next week?’ And we can’t.”
Dallas’ loss stretches their Super Bowl drought to 28 seasons, with the team failing to progress past the Divisional Round of the playoffs in that period.
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