4 takeaways from Cowboys' unsurprising loss to the Texans
The Dallas Cowboys dropped their seventh game of the season as the Houston Texans came into Jerry's world on Monday night and handed the team a 34-10 loss. The loss was expected, as the Cowboys are without starting quarterback Dak Prescott.
The Texans led only 17-10 at halftime and had allowed backup Cowboys quarterback Cooper Rush to throw a 64-yard touchdown ...
The Dallas Cowboys' Monday evening began with a piece of their stadium's roof falling to the turf. It ended with a 34-10 loss ...
A few plays later, Rush fumbled as he was sacked. Dallas' rookie lineman Tyler Guyton scooped up the ball and seemingly tried ...
Despite KaVontae Turpin's speedy touchdown run, the Dallas Cowboys fell 34-10 to the Houston Texans, remaining winless at ...
The Houston Texans moved to 7-4 and further separated themselves atop the AFC South with a 34-10 win over the Dallas Cowboys ...
Houston didn’t play very well but they didn’t have to. The Cowboys are one of the NFL’s worst teams right now and it showed.
Behind a three-touchdown night, Mixon led the Houston Texans to a 34-10 victory over the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium on ...
The Houston Texans moved to 7-4 and further separated themselves atop the AFC South with a 34-10 win over the Dallas ...
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