"I think the one thing I should have done at the end that I didn't do was put Trey Lance in there. That's one thing I second-guess myself on." - Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy.

The matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and the Houston Texans left more than just a 34-10 scoreline. It was a wake-up call for Mike McCarthy’s team, whose strategy faced scrutiny again after choosing to take three points off the board in the third quarter following a penalty on a 64-yard field goal.

The Cowboys’ confidence in Cooper Rush seemed to be short-lived. Rush found himself watching from the sidelines with 2:56 left in the third quarter and didn’t come back into the game in the Cowboys’ 34-6 loss to the Eagles.

It just might not be the Dallas Cowboys’ year, as they fell to 3-7 after losing to the Houston Texans, 34-10, in Week 11. Likewise, this loss just adds to the team’s woes this season: Dak Prescott’s season-ending injury,

Cooper Rush had another poor game under center, but Mike McCarthy is once again public enemy No. 1 in Dallas. While the Cowboys are still playing for McCarthy, he oversaw another blowout loss at home and proved with his horrid game management that this should be his final season.

Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy wasn't able to devise a gameplan to get his team back into the win column on Monday night. Instead, the visiting Houston Texans trounced the Cowboys 34–10 at AT&T Stadium,