- Dallas, TX – June 12, 2024
The Dallas Cowboys announced today that Manager Michael John McCarthy has terminated his contract with the team, citing personal health concerns as the primary reason for his departure. McCarthy, who has been with the Cowboys for the past three years, has been a key figure in the team’s operations and strategic planning.
In a statement released by the Cowboys, McCarthy expressed his regret at having to leave his position but emphasized the importance of prioritizing his health. “It is with a heavy heart that I announce my departure from the Dallas Cowboys. My time with the team has been incredibly rewarding, but I must focus on my health at this time,” McCarthy said.
Team owner Jerry Jones acknowledged McCarthy’s significant contributions and expressed his support for the decision. “Michael has been an integral part of our organization, and his expertise and dedication have been invaluable. We fully support his decision to prioritize his health and wish him all the best in his recovery,” Jones stated.
The Cowboys have not yet announced a replacement for McCarthy, but sources within the organization indicate that an internal search is already underway. The team is expected to provide further updates in the coming days.
McCarthy’s departure comes at a crucial time for the Cowboys as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season. Despite the setback, the team remains optimistic about their prospects and is committed to ensuring a smooth transition.
For now, the focus remains on supporting McCarthy through his health journey and preparing the team for the challenges ahead.
