Cowboys appear to have a glaring flaw that's been exploited in two straight games: 'We saw a weakness'

Texans coach DeMeco Ryans revealed how Houston copied Baltimore’s plan to exploit the same weakness

The Texans spotted a weakness on film, borrowed Baltimore With a game on Thursday night, the Dallas Cowboys aren't going to have a lot of practice time, but when they do hit the practice field, they'd better make sure to spend some serious time working on special teams. The Cowboys apparently have a serious flaw in that phase of the game that their opponents have taken advantage of in each of the past two weeks. The flaw involves the Cowboys' field goal team, which has allowed two blocked kicks since Week 3. The first one game in Brazil when the Baltimore Ravens blocked a 59-yard field goal attempt by Brandon Aubrey. Ravens block the FG attempt!@BALvsDAL on CBS/Paramount+Stream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/n6reFNGkGy It was a crucial block because the Cowboys ended up losing by three, 34-31.

The second blocked kick came in Week 4, and this time, it was the Texans who blocked Aubrey's field goal try. Will Anderson Jr. blocks the field goal attempt! @DALvsHOU on FOX/FOX OneStream on @NFLPlus pic.twitter.com/nkxMzrcx8i That block didn't sting as much because the Cowboys ended up winning 34-30, but it took some last-minute heroics from Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb to pull out the victory. Having one kicked block is an unfortunate accident, but when you have to two kicks blocked, that's a problem