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Mike McCarthy done talking about Dallas Cowboys' early failures

Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy believes the time for talking is over.

Tyler Reed

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It has barely been 24 hours, yet everyone inside and outside the Dallas Cowboys organization is talking about the team's slow start to this season. The defense has allowed 72 points in the last two weeks, and the team has yet to find any real momentum on the offensive side of the ball.

Now, the Cowboys are dealing with the short week as Thursday Night Football looms ahead.

With an ugly loss comes the dreaded time with the media that every player and coach would probably love to avoid. However, Dallas head coach Mike McCarthy didn't run from the troubles that his team is dealing with.

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Instead, McCarthy let the media know that what happened on Sunday has been dealt with.

“I’m not gonna get into specifics. This isn’t show-and-tell. It’s about being accountable. We didn’t have a whole lot of time to spend on corrections. We did that at the beginning part of it and then we had to move right onto the Giants.”

- Mike McCarthy

McCarthy is right. The team doesn't have a lot of time to soak in what happened in their Week 3 loss, which honestly could be a good thing.

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Tyler Reed
TYLER REED

“ Tyler majored in communications at the University of Kentucky and has previously been a contributor with Busted Coverage and FanSided.”

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