Dallas Cowboys Hiring Bill Belichick Dream Is Not Done Yet

In a recent column for ESPN, Dan Graziano, renowned for his multifaceted insights into the NFL, delved into the 80 most compelling storylines anticipated for the upcoming 2024 NFL season. He talked about both the Dallas Cowboys and Bill Belichick as well.

Graziano’s comprehensive analysis encompassed a myriad of captivating narratives, ranging from the uncertain future of players like Davante Adams to the intriguing prospects of notable free agents such as Chris Jones.

Throughout the column, Graziano also turned his attention to the coaching realm, spotlighting figures facing pivotal junctures in their careers.

Whether they’re in search of new opportunities, striving to secure their current positions, or embarking on fresh coaching tenures, these individuals are poised to play pivotal roles in shaping the season’s narrative.

Notably, Graziano explored the dynamic surrounding Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy, whose performance will be under heightened scrutiny, particularly given the whispers linking the Cowboys to legendary coach Bill Belichick. Graziano hinted at the lingering speculation that Belichick’s name could resurface in connection with the Cowboys, especially in the aftermath of any setbacks.

“He didn’t get fired, but he didn’t get an extension, either. So McCarthy goes into the final year of his contract with all the pressure that comes with being the Cowboys coach and then some. Every loss is going to make somebody whisper something about Belichick.”

With Cowboys owner Jerry Jones known for his decisive nature, Graziano speculated on the potential for McCarthy’s tenure to be evaluated against the backdrop of Belichick’s shadow.

Should the Cowboys fail to make significant strides or mount a deep playoff run in the upcoming season, Graziano suggested that Jones may contemplate a change at the coaching helm, heightening the stakes for McCarthy’s leadership.