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Cowboys beat Texans 34-30 as Houston record becomes 0-4

The Houston Texans fell to a 0-4 record on Sunday, October 4, 2026, after suffering a 34-30 defeat against the Dallas Cowboys at Reliant Stadium in Houston. Wide receiver Nico Collins scored twice in his return from injury…

Cowboys beat Texans 34-30 as Houston record becomes 0-4

The Houston Texans fell to a 0-4 record on Sunday, October 4, 2026, after suffering a 34-30 defeat against the Dallas Cowboys at Reliant Stadium in Houston.

Wide receiver Nico Collins scored twice in his return from injury for Houston, but the team’s overall offensive and defensive efforts ultimately fell short against Dallas.

First-Half Action at Reliant Stadium

The matchup featured multiple notable plays during the first half. Houston wide receiver Jaylin Noel beat Dallas cornerback DaRon Bland for a 52-yard reception. Texans place kicker Ka’imi Fairbairn successfully converted a 39-yard field goal, while defensive end Will Anderson Jr. blocked a field goal attempt by Cowboys place kicker Brandon Aubrey. Quarterback C.J. Stroud faced defensive pressure from Cowboys linebacker Rashan Gary, and quarterback Dak Prescott scrambled out of the pocket away from defensive end Danielle Hunter while also dealing with a hit from defensive end Logan Hall.

Collins Scores Touchdown in Active Contest

Collins found the end zone on a 7-yard touchdown reception, celebrating alongside running back David Montgomery and tight end Dalton Schultz. Additional action during the contest included Xavier Hutchinson chasing a long pass against cornerback Reddy Steward, Kamari Lassiter breaking up a pass intended for tight end Jake Ferguson, head coach DeMeco Ryans arguing a call with officials, running back Javonte Williams fighting for yardage against the Texans defense, and wide receiver Ryan Flournoy making a catch against cornerback Derek Stingley Jr.

Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans Game Highlights | NFL 2026 Season Week 4

Season Standing

Following the 34-30 loss to the Cowboys, the Texans hold an 0-4 record for the season.

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