Cowboys Mailbag:Where do the Cowboys go and what becomes of the season after the disappointing loss

I know he's a fan favorite and popular among teammates, but given his salary and the decrease in his production last season, is this the right move?

Do you think the Cowboys' window of opportunity has closed? I fully expect them to be an even better team in 2023. Why so much negativity?

It was nice to see Tyler Biadasz get a little recognition with a Pro Bowl invite? Also, what are your thoughts on this new Pro Bowl format?

There are several key assistant coaching positions to now fill. Which do you think are the most important to the Cowboys' future success?

After watching the NFC and AFC Championship Games, how far away from the Super Bowl are the Cowboys compared to teams like the Eagles, 49ers, Chiefs and Bengals?

The team got rid of its offensive coordinator, who immediately found another job. Was Kellen Moore simply a scapegoat?

Last year, I was surprised Dan Quinn decided to come back. But this year, after the season we just had on defense, I'm truly shocked. Why do you think Quinn wants to be here more than getting back to a head coach?

Do you think Tyler Smith should've been a finalist based off what he did playing left tackle and guard back and forth all year?

Do you think the competition committee will look into the type of tackle that sidelined Tony Pollard this past Sunday?

When Tony Pollard went down with an injury, why did the coaching staff abandon the "next man up" philosophy and essentially quit using the two-running-back formation in the game plan?

Who on the 49ers offense is your biggest threat to take over the game?  Deebo Samuel maybe Christian McCaffrey? Brock Purdy? Or is it the overall physicality that the 49ers bring?

Thanks to the NFL's scheduling, the 49ers, who played on Saturday, will have two full days of extra rest than the Cowboys after Monday night's game. How big of an advantage is all this for the 49ers?