Home News Texans Dominate Cowboys 34-10, as Joe Mixon Scores Three Touchdowns in Dallas’ Fifth Straight Defeat

Texans Dominate Cowboys 34-10, as Joe Mixon Scores Three Touchdowns in Dallas’ Fifth Straight Defeat

Texans Dominate Cowboys 34-10, as Joe Mixon Scores Three Touchdowns in Dallas’ Fifth Straight Defeat

The Dallas Cowboys suffered their fifth straight loss on Monday night as the Houston Texans defeated them 34–10. Joe Mixon’s three touchdowns and a crucial defensive play by Derek Barnett, who returned a fumble for a touchdown, were major factors in the Texans’ victory, according to KSAT.

Mixon maintained his excellent play, going six games without a touchdown since he recovered from an ankle ailment. Barnett’s 28-yard fumble return turned out to be a pivotal moment from which the Cowboys were unable to bounce back. Dak Prescott, who is sidelined for the season due to a hamstring injury, was replaced by Cooper Rush, who threw a 64-yard touchdown, but it was insufficient. The Times Leader reports that the team’s current record is a dismal 3-7.

In an effort to steer clear of their longest losing streak since their seven-game slump in 2015, Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy said, “Well, they better be frustrated,” in response to their poor performance this season. He also emphasized the need to remain focused on the tasks at hand, according to Times Leader.

Given the Cowboys’ difficulties, Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud didn’t have to do much as he threw for 257 yards despite an early turnover. Cooper Rush completed 32 of 55 passes for 354 yards. Both teams suffered injuries; according to a KSAT report, Rush was fired five times after the Cowboys lost Tyler Smith and Zack Martin to ankle injuries and Jake Ferguson to a concussion.

Coach DeMeco Ryans noted, “The defense played with elite energy,” acknowledging the team’s collective effort despite giving up some big plays to the Cowboys, as reported by Times Leader. This is one of the main lessons learned from the game as the Texans prepare for their next game against Tennessee. With the win, the Texans maintain their advantageous standing in the AFC South as they continue to aim for the playoffs.

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