Cowboys’ Jerry Jones wisely doesn’t expect any coaching changes to come soon image
What an embarrassing day it was for the Dallas Cowboys in Week 8 against the Arizona Cardinals, dropping a contest 33-30 against a team that had no business being on the same field as them.
The Cowboys looked to be in a very good position to win this game, leading 24-10 at the start of the fourth quarter.
Unfortunately, Dallas couldn't get anything going offensively after that, leading to a 33-30 loss in overtime against a team that's been one of the worst in the NFL throughout the first eight weeks.
With everything that's gone on in Dallas this season, when we also factor in the talent on both sides of the football, it almost feels safe to say that a coaching change in multiple departments wouldn't be viewed as a surprise.
However, according to one insider, Jerry Jones said he isn't considering that at the moment.
“Jerry Jones said coaching changes aren’t on his mind at this time,” Jon Machota of The Athletic wrote on X.
Jones has been on record multiple times now saying that his team's going to be very aggressive at this year's trade deadline.
I'm curious whether that will change, but reports still indicate Dallas has no plans to avoid being a big-time buyer.
They'll have another game before the trade deadline in Week 9 against the Indianapolis Colts, a game they have no business losing. Perhaps that will give us a better indication of what's going to happen over the next couple of days, though perhaps more than anything, the Cowboys aren't going to make a change to their coaching staff.
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