Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Cowboys owner and GM Jerry Jones says there is no debate: Mike McCarthy will be the team’s head coach next season despite 4-9 record so far.

The Cowboys hired Mike McCarthy in January in hopes he could take what they perceived as a talent-laden roster deep into the postseason.

The Dallas Cowboys defense used early turnovers and a defensive touchdown against the Bengals to make amends for its disastrous previous outing.

The Bengals fumbled on each of their first three possessions — the first time an NFL team had done so since Nov. 24, 2013, according to Fox.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones didn’t hold back on Friday, reflecting on some of his poor decisions and saying he needs to change his direction.

Cowboys linebacker Jaylon Smith says that head coach Mike McCarthy shouldn’t be “having to come to talk to us about effort at the end of the game.”

What is wrong with Dallas’ porous “easy money” defense? Former Cowboys Pro Bowl edge rusher DeMarcus Ware ponders the team’s myriad of problems.

Instead of competing for a division title in the lackluster NFC East, the Dallas Cowboys are now in a position near the top of the NFL draft order.

A glaringly deficient run defense, inconsistent offense and three missed field goals took the Cowboys out of the division race