The Houston Texans take the Dallas Cowboys to school and show Jerry Jones how a team should be built.

On October 7 2018 the Dallas Cowboys play the Houston Texans. Not only will the Texans prove who the better team in the state is, but I anticipate the worst day of the year for the Dallas defense, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and Dallas owner Jerry Jones.

First, though Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson are not on the field at the same time, it is obvious the quarterbacks that will be compared to each other.

Watson has superior accuracy, better weapons, a winning pedigree and most importantly the willingness to take shots downfield to give his team a chance to win on every drive.

To top it off, Watson will be playing against a very leaky Dallas defense.

If the Houston offensive line can game plan to neutralize Dallas defensive end Demarcus Lawrence by double teaming him and rolling Watson out of the pocket, the Dallas pass rush will be non-existent.

In addition, Watson will be able to pick apart a very young and inexperienced Dallas secondary. I anticipate wide receivers DeAndre Hopkins and Will Fuller putting up some impressive stat lines.

Prescott on the other hand, has no offensive weapons left besides running back Ezekiel Elliott. Gone are wide receiver Dez Bryant and tight end Jason Witten. Sorry, but wide receivers Allen Hurns, Terrence Williams and Cole Beasley just don’t scare anyone.

Prescott is not accurate. Prescott plays it safe. He does not take shots downfield unless his receiver is wide open. He is a “dink and a dunker.” Sorry Prescott, but that will not get the job done against a top flight defense such as that of the Texans.

The Texans will stack the box to stuff the run and allow their secondary to cover an average at best receiving core of the Cowboys. They will challenge Prescott to throw to beat them. He will not be successful.

I predict the Texans win the battle of Texas by a wide margin. They will embarrass the Dallas defense, Dak Prescott and Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

The Houston Texans will show Jerry Jones how a team should be built and leave him contemplating all the fatal personnel mistakes he has made with his franchise.