The Dallas Cowboys prepare to face their in-state rivals as the Houston Texans visit AT&T Stadium for Week 11 of the NFL season. The Cowboys were humbled by the Philadelphia Eagles last week 34-6, thanks to five turnovers and an offense that couldn't muster anything without quarterback Dak Prescott.

We have reached the middle of November and the Dallas Cowboys have yet to win a game in front of their home crowd this season. They are a far ways removed from the group last season that went undefeated until the playoff loss that broke everything,

Following the Eagles' first score of the game, KaVontae Turpin returned the ensuing kickoff to the Cowboys' 40-yard line; the offense responded with a nine-play, 32-yard drive capped off by a 46-yard Brandon Aubrey field goal to tighten the lead to 7-3 with 3:10 in the first quarter.

The Cowboys move away from a committee approach in their backfield, giving Rico Dowdle the lead role in the ground attack.

This Week 11 matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans is one of those interstate rivalries that can divide household's, pitting friends against friends and family against family in the state of Texas.