The Dallas Cowboys faced a devastating defeat at the hands of the Green Bay Packers in the NFC wild-card playoffs on Sunday night. Despite the final score of 48-32, the game proved to be a far worse affair for the Cowboys than anticipated, as they found themselves trailing by 27 points in the second quarter.

Following this demoralizing loss, discussions surrounding potential changes within the team have started to surface. Speculation has mounted about the decisions that team owner Jerry Jones could make in light of this defeat, ranging from a potential change in coaching staff to quarterback adjustments. Social media has become a platform echoing these discussions.

ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith offered his opinion when he appeared on "The Will Cain Show" on Fox News Digital platforms. When discussing whether Jones should consider hiring either former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick or Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh, Smith expressed his belief that Belichick would be a suitable choice.

Smith noted that while Belichick's coaching prowess is unparalleled, giving him full control of the team might not be the best course of action due to his track record as the general manager with the Patriots. Smith emphasized that Belichick's ability to develop game strategies and coach players is unmatched; however, his decisions on player personnel over the past decade have left room for improvement.

Smith highlighted that Belichick's attention to detail and ability to instill confidence in players could significantly benefit the Dallas Cowboys in their quest for success. He suggested that the Chargers, currently residing in the second-largest market in the United States, Los Angeles, could be an ideal fit for Harbaugh, given the team's efforts to build a fan base.

Jones, in his post-game remarks, stated that he had not yet reflected on the future of head coach Mike McCarthy. He expressed his disappointment at the missed opportunity to advance in the playoffs and emphasized that his focus remains on understanding what went wrong in the game rather than making immediate decisions about coaching staff or player changes.

As the Cowboys reflect on this painful loss, the question of potential coaching changes hangs in the air. While fans and analysts alike discuss the names of possible candidates, only time will tell what course of action the Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones will ultimately take.