Jerry Jones 'floored' by Cowboys' loss, has no comment on Mike McCarthy's future

Is Jerry Jones still pleased with his head coach?

Sunday's Super Wild Card Game couldn't have helped. Head coach Mike McCarthy's status felt a bit shaky prior to Sunday, so naturally, there was a crowd around the Dallas Cowboys' owner after their shocking 48-32 loss to the Green Bay Packers.

"This seems like the most painful (playoff loss) because we all had such great expectations and had hope for this team," Jones said. "I'm floored. This is beyond my comprehension."

But as for McCarthy's -- or anyone else's, status, Jones wasn't biting. He wouldn't comment on any player or coach in the immediate aftermath of the loss.

"I haven't thought one second (about McCarthy's future)," Jones said, adding he's not sure when he'll meet with McCarthy.

Asked how much Sunday's result will weigh in his decision, Jones said, "I give a lot to today. I'll give a lot to everything we've done."

Like Jones, McCarthy said after the game that he was only thinking about how painful the loss was – not his employment status.

"I think the biggest thing is we're disappointed," McCarthy said. "I've got a whole team in the locker room that's hurting. I haven't thought past the outcome of this game."

McCarthy also shared Jones' shock at the result.

"I don't think anyone saw this coming," he said. "We didn't get it done in any of the phases."

Leading up to the game, Jones felt the need to walk back a comment he made on McCarthy's future, when he said, "We'll see how each game goes in the playoffs." Jones gave full-throated support for McCarthy when asked about that line, saying he was "surprised" at the reaction to it and that he "couldn't be more pleased with what (McCarthy has) done, and how he's coached."

McCarthy, 60, went 6-10 in his first season in Dallas,