Shannon Sharpe believes Bill Belichick coaching Cowboys would be 'match made in hell'

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With Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy’s future with the organization expected to be in limbo after a disastrous wild card loss to the Green Bay Packers, there is some speculation Jerry Jones might want to bring Bill Belichick in as the next head coach of "America’s Team."

Hall of Fame tight end Shannon Sharpe doesn’t think it would be a happy marriage. In fact, he feels the exact opposite. 

"It’s a match made in hell," Sharpe said on ESPN’s "First Take." "You can’t pick a worse match than Jerry Jones and coach Bill Belichick."

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones walks off the field after warmups prior to the game against the Washington Commanders at FedExField.  (Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports)

What’s Sharpe’s reasoning? Two men that like autonomy in the NFL will clash. 

"Man, do you not understand that coach Belichick wants authority?" Sharpe questioned the panel. "Can you imagine Jerry Jones trying to hold a press conference and tell what’s going on with the team, and you think coach Belichick is going to sit idly by and let Jerry do that? Absolutely not."

The talk of a next coach in Dallas is all fresh opinion and speculation, as the Cowboys haven’t decided what they want to do just yet. But after three straight seasons at 12-5 to end with a combined one playoff win — last season’s victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on the road in the wild card round — the loss to the Packers might be the last straw for Jones in terms of McCarthy leading his roster. 

"This is beyond my comprehension," Jones said after the 48-32 loss at AT&T Stadium.

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