The Dallas Cowboys will not bring back head coach Mike McCarthy, according to multiple reports. McCarthy signed a five-year contract with the Cowboys before the 2020 season that’s set to expire on Tuesday.

The Dallas Cowboys had to make one of the hardest decisions of Jerry Jones' ownership when they decided not to renew McCarthy's contract before Tuesday's deadline.  This was the right move, regardless of McCarthy's pedigree and success in the NFL-- even in Dallas.

Mike McCarthy is reportedly moving on after compiling at 49-35 record with the Cowboys — the fourth-highest winning percentage in franchise history.

On the latest episode of the "Scoop City" podcast, why the Cowboys did McCarthy wrong and where they go from here.

The Dallas Cowboys will not bring back head coach Mike McCarthy, the team announced Monday. McCarthy signed a five-year contract with the Cowboys before the 2020 season that’s set to expire on Tuesday.

The Dallas Cowboys have a head coach vacancy after a brutal seven-win season but it did not come conventionally. Mike McCarthy’s contract expired and his job was in the balance for over a week. By the end of Wild Card Weekend,

McCarthy is now the most experienced coach available in this year's cycle. Having coached the Cowboys and Green Bay Packers for 18 combined seasons, and winning one Super Bowl with the Packers, McCarthy has proven he can win for multiple historic franchises.

The Dallas Cowboys are looking for a new head coach after they parted ways with Mike McCarthy on Monday. The two sides opted to go their separate ways and McCarthy is already in demand since he had an interview with the Chicago Bears on Wednesday.