The Cowboys stopped the bleeding tonight, but they did it with a decisive statement as now time is out.

And the Cowboys have beaten the Eagles 37 to 10.

Dallas might have saved their season last night.

But even after a 37 to 10 beat down, not all is right in Jerry World.

The Cowboys larger-than-life owner is more desperate than ever to win a Super Bowl.

And he thinks this year is probably his last chance.

I'm Mina Kimes.

It's October 21st.

And this is ESPN Daily, presented by Indeed.

Jerry, how much of this is just one game and how much of it is an affirmation of all the things you think you've built?

Well, I think it's one game.

ESPN's Don Van Nata was on the scene.

Hey, Mina, I'm back at my hotel room.

I was just at AT&T Stadium.

It's kind of a crazy night here. There's tornadoes that touchdown in Dallas this evening. The scrum for Jerry Jones was fascinating as usual.

About three dozen of us leaned in with our cell phones to hear what he had to say after the game.

He was not willing to make any strong proclamations

about what this means for the Cowboys season. He touted the team's high energy, but did it in a very

low energy measured, almost muted way. Don, I'm surprised to hear you describe him as muted,

one, because it's Jerry Jones, but also because this was a huge

game, right? It had the biggest swing in playoff implications of any game on Sunday. If Dallas

had lost, their chances of making it to the postseason would have dropped to 26.7%, according to our

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