The Dallas Cowboys may be coming off their worst season in 35 years.
They have only won three games so far. And if they don't win at least two of their last seven games, it will be their lowest winning percentage in a season since 1989, when they won one.
The 3-7 start is the worst since 2020, star quarterback Dak Prescott is out for the year after signing the largest contract in league history, and head coach Mike McCarthy is expected to be fired. There are reports that it is certain.
It's a time of ridicule and spiteful celebration among many soccer fans across the country. Some of those fans took to the stage Wednesday night at the Country Music Awards (CMA).
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Legendary quarterback Peyton Manning provoked the Cowboys and owner Jerry Jones with a quick but vicious verbal attack on national television.
Manning and CMA co-hosts Laney Wilson and Luke Bryan mentioned Kelsea Ballerini's hit song “Cowboys Cry Too” with Noah Kahan.
“But enough about Jerry Jones,” Manning said.
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Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy gestures from the sideline during a game against the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on November 3 in Atlanta. (Dale Zanin/Imagine Images)
Manning finished his career with a 3-2 record against the Cowboys. In the final win against “America's Team,” Manning threw for more than 400 yards and four touchdowns in a thrilling 51-48 victory over Dallas quarterback Tony Romo.
Manning wasn't the only legendary quarterback shadowing the Cowboys this week.
Dallas Hall of Famer and three-time Super Bowl champion Troy Aikman has suggested that McCarthy will step down at the end of this year.
“Mike McCarthy is a great football coach,” Aikman said Monday night during ESPN's broadcast of the Cowboys' loss to the Houston Texans. “He proved it in Green Bay. He proved it here. Winning 12 games three years in a row is doing something right. But after accomplishing that, he didn't get a contract extension. Hard to imagine. Get it now. ”
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones (left) and former quarterback Peyton Manning. (Imagine it)
Another retired Cowboys fan favorite tore up his former team and current coach after the loss in Houston.
“I'm a (Cowboys) guy at heart. If I were the Cowboys, I'd fire everyone at the end of this season,” Dallas great Dez Bryant said during a 34-10 loss to Houston. I posted it on “X'' during this time. “We have young, hungry talent in the next draft.”
Jones was asked if McCarthy had lost the team's trust, but he dismissed that concern.
“To say we lost our team is an exaggeration,” Jones said via ESPN. “They are. First, they are natural competitors. Second, they are very proud of the fact that they are professional and are probably disappointed in the way their plays are executed.” But he's not a brother or a cousin.'' Give up.
“Yes, everyone is disappointed, but there's a big difference between knowing and not knowing that you can't leave unless you step forward.”
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