We have seen this movie before. The reason the Cowboys are the poster child for a .500 team is just as soon as they look like world killers is when they come up with a dud. This is especially true in games they are supposed to win.

Apparently nobody noticed that Houston is also 3-1. While the Texans are at a big disadvantage at the QB position, they are a more talented defense than a Dallas squad that is playing well over their heads.

Mr. Inconsistent Tony Romo will go up against J.J. Watt, whose 16 quarterback hits were more than 13 entire teams. Despite the win against New Orleans last week, Dallas still allowed 438 yards and that came after they allowed an Austin Davis-led offense for the St. Louis Rams to put up 448 yards.

Dallas Cowboys linebacker Bruce Carter was in the midst of his best game of the season, when he suffered a strained quadriceps in the fourth quarter that is expected to keep him out for a couple of weeks.

Yes we are concerned about Arian Foster being slowed by injury but the line is way too high. Dallas winning four straight defies their well-established DNA.