Dallas Cowboys Lose to Texans Amid Roof Incident

The Dallas Cowboys suffered their fifth consecutive home loss, falling 34-10 to the Houston Texans, marking a historic low with an 0-5 home record for the first time since 1989. The game was marred by a pre-game incident where debris fell from the stadium's retractable roof, fortunately without causing injuries or delays. Cowboys' head coach Mike McCarthy expressed frustration over the team's performance, while backup quarterback Cooper Rush struggled in the absence of injured starter Dak Prescott, who is out for the season due to a torn hamstring. Joe Mixon starred for the Texans, scoring three touchdowns, and helped the team maintain a lead in the AFC South. This defeat highlights the Cowboys' ongoing struggles, with the longest losing streak since 2015 and a bleak outlook for their playoff hopes. The incident with the stadium's roof has raised concerns about the upkeep of AT&T Stadium, which cost over $1 billion to construct.