Now that he is no longer with the Dallas Cowboys, Mike McCarthy may be in the mix for the only other NFL head-coaching vacancy still left. Appearing Friday on “The Pat McAfee Show,” Adam Schefter of ESPN indicated that McCarthy could be in play for the New Orleans Saints' head-coaching job.

Mike McCarthy, recently parted from the Dallas Cowboys, is reportedly a potential candidate for the New Orleans Saints' head-coaching vacancy. During an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, ESPN's Adam Schefter highlighted McCarthy as a logical choice for the Saints due to his experience and ties to the organization.

Mike McCarthy's time in Dallas is over. According to multiple reports, the head coach and the Cowboys weren't able to come to terms with a new deal,

Overall, McCarthy leaves the Cowboys after earning a 50-36 record (playoffs included), three postseason appearances, two NFC East titles, and one lone Wild Card win – albeit over Tom Brady’s Buccaneers in his last game ever.

With Mike McCarthy free to interview for other openings, NFL fans believe McCarthy will ultimately wind up with the Bears.

As the Dallas Cowboys conduct their search for a new head coach, their recently departed leader, Mike McCarthy, appears to be gaining traction elsewhere in the NFC. Yahoo Sports' Cory Woodroof, who analyzed the league's five remaining coaching vacancies,

The Dallas Cowboys' coaching staff certainly is going to look a lot different by the time the 2025 season gets here.

When Mike McCarthy and the Cowboys were not able to agree on a contract, the Saints were named as one of the main teams in pursuit of the former head coach. Since then, the Chicag

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter provided a significant update on Mike McCarthy and the Chicago Bears head coaching situation.