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The Bears have reportedly asked permission to speak with Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy. Imagine McCarthy returning to Lambeau Field each season.

Jerry Jones' approach to Mike McCarthy and the Dallas Cowboys' head coaching gig took another interesting turn thanks to NFL insider.

With six days to go in the exclusive negotiating window, all eyes are on what the Dallas Cowboys decide on Mike McCarthy’s future. He coached this season in the final year of his contract, and the spotlight grew even bigger after the franchise denied the Chicago Bears’ request to interview him for their head coach position.

The Chicago Bears are seeking permission to speak with Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter and Todd Archer. The

Mike McCarthy says he absolutely wants to return as the coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Jones has dropped multiple hints that McCarthy would be back, but the team owner was far from definitive about McCarthy’s future after a 23-19 loss to Washington finished a 7-10 season.

The Dallas Cowboys are fully committed to Dak Prescott, and their franchise quarterback wants Mike McCarthy back as the coach.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has stirred controversy by denying the Chicago Bears permission to interview head coach Mike McCarthy. The decision comes mere days after Jones publicly stated he wouldn’t interfere if McCarthy wanted to explore other coaching opportunities.

The headline coming out of Black Monday is how few job openings there are, but with six NFL teams looking for new head coaches, it's an interesting market.

The Dallas Cowboys blocked the Chicago Bears from interviewing Mike McCarthy, which has fans losing their minds with the assumption he's staying in Big D.