The Dallas Cowboys (9-3) and Houston Texans (1-10-1) will renew their rivalry when they square off Sunday for the first time since 2018. In their last meeting, ...
, trailing only the Eagles and the Vikings in the conference standings. Houston, meanwhile, is in the midst of a seven-game losing streak.
Our panel of columnists, beat writers and special contributors make predictions for the matchup below.The last time the Texans scored 20 points was Oct. 23, so, along with their 1-10-1 record, the visitors don’t put a lot of points on the board. That was also the only time Houston lost by more than 17, which makes me wonder if this week’s massive point spread in favor of Dallas isn’t a bit of a mirage.
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