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Cowboys report card: Grading Week 4 vs the Texans

The Dallas Cowboys' Week 4 victory over the Houston Texans marked a turning point in their season, delivering a much-needed win in a high-stakes, desperation effort. Facing a desperate Texans defense that threw everything at their high-powered offense, Dallas prevailed with a hard-fought performance that showcased their resilience.

CeeDee Lamb dominated with 17 receptions for 189 yards and the game-winning touchdown, proving to be the offensive anchor Dallas relied on in critical moments. Quarterback Dak Prescott, who had faced criticism for not capitalizing on scoring opportunities earlier in the season, silenced doubters with a clutch performance, finishing 32 of 45 for 335 yards and a touchdown while avoiding a costly interception in the final minutes.

The Cowboys' offensive line, led by rookie tackle Tyler Guyton, also stepped up, allowing no sacks and maintaining clean play with just a single penalty—a false start—throughout the game. Guyton’s development has been a bright spot for Dallas, as he continues to improve in pass protection and consistency, a key factor in the offense’s ability to sustain drives against a tough Houston defense.

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