Author: Jori Epstein, USA TODAY

Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy hopes to win another Super Bowl, and thinks Dak Prescott is the quarterback to win that elusive title.

While the Cowboys prioritize keeping looming free agents Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper, the team’s tone is dramatically different with Byron Jones.

A new coaching staff, stalled CBA talks and two firm negotiating camps have complicated the Cowboys’ pursuit of a long-term deal with Dak Prescott.

Teammates, coaches and even opponents still remind Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Brown about his historically bad NFL scouting combine.

While age and an extensive injury history were factors in his decision, Cowboys LB Sean Lee stayed healthy enough to play in all 16 games in 2019.

Chiefs coach Andy Reid took risks, Patrick Mahomes made plays and the defensive line stepped up as KC rallied for a wild Super Bowl win against 49ers.

Dak Prescott said Mike McCarthy’s decision to retain the Cowboys’ offensive terminology could help make for a smooth transition.

Now that the Cowboys’ season is complete and Mike McCarthy has been hired as coach, Dak Prescott’s deal is Stephen Jones’ top concern.

Jerry Jones didn’t have to look for long to find Jason Garrett’s replacement, as he quickly made up his mind after talking to Mike McCarthy.

Mike McCarthy is already beginning to put a staff together with looks to be handing his defense over to a former colleague.