Ex-Cowboys DE gets extremely blunt on Jerry Jones’ tendency to meddle as Cowboys stare at HC uncertainty (Image Credits - IMAGN/GETTY)
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has faced the wrath of Dallas fans amid a disappointing 2024 regular season for the franchise. The Cowboys (7-9) won't make the playoffs even if they beat a second-string Philadelphia Eagles team on Sunday.
Furthermore, there is uncertainty about whether Mike McCarthy will continue coaching in Dallas next season, with reports claiming that his contract is set to expire in less than two weeks.
With the Cowboys showing no real signs of improvement to challenge for the Super Bowl under McCarthy, their former defensive end, Marcus Spears, has called out Jones for making the environment a challenging workplace for coaches.
"The name you just said [Jerry Jones] makes it very difficult to go get anybody." Spears said on Friday's episode of ESPN's 'Get Up.' "The damn repetitive record of ‘Are you going to let the man do his job?’ Ben Johnson’s doing great, he’s a high commodity. Ben Johnson’s not going to Dallas to tell Jerry what he’s doing.
