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You know, this is unfortunate.

All right.

Mike McCarthy, done dirty by the Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Jones, who couldn't get a deal done, thus going back to Brian Schottenheimer.

Mike McCarthy has decided with one job remaining, and that being the New Orleans Saints, who, again, they've been dealing with snowstorms out there.

So, you know, cut them some slack.

Only fired their coach in November 4th, but who cares about all that?

Mike McCarthy has decided to pull his name out of the job opportunity with the Saints.

Cliff Kingsbury did the same.

It appears that Kellynne Moore, the Eagles offensive coordinator, is the frontrunner.

He had another interview with them, I believe, Monday night. And so that's the way this is

trending. But Mike McCarthy, according to Tom Pelliserra and the NFL network, is focusing on the

2026 hiring cycle as opposed to this hiring cycle. So I don't know what that says about the Saints job

and what people feel about the Saints job,

but old Mike McCarthy is going to go ahead and sit this next year out.

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