Every time they take the field at AT&T Stadium, it ends in a blowout. The effort isn't there, the talent is standing on the sideline, and the fan support is dwindling. Everyone is desperate for a change.

The Dallas Cowboys have failed to live up to expectations and now have a home record of 0-5 their 'MNF' loss to the Houston Texans.

The roof at AT&T Stadium can be fixed. As for the problems plaguing the Cowboys this season, especially in their home building, maybe not after a 34-10 loss to the Houston Texans on Monday night. Dallas (3-7) is 0-5 at home for the first time since 1989,

Deion Sanders isn't going anywhere. Despite speculation that he could leave Colorado this offseason for an NFL job, potentially with the Dallas Cowboys,

The Deion Sanders to the Dallas Cowboys rumors have been gaining steam recently. Mostly because the Cowboys are having a nightmare season and head coach Mike McCarthy seems destined to be fired at the end of the season and Sanders is a big name which makes for a very nice segment on morning television.

That idea involved the Cowboys tanking for the rest of the season and then hiring Colorado Buffaloes head coach Deion Sanders and drafting his son, Shedeur Sanders, to be the Cowboys franchise quarterback.

Should Kansas City Chiefs, Buffalo Bills or Detroit Lions be ranked No. 1 now? For first time this season, there's debate.

I guess the window was still open after all. Probably wide open in fact. Remember all that preseason talk of how the Buffalo Bills' window for winning had closed, how it was over for them, how the roster turnover would change the team's fortunes and that they couldn't get past those losses on the field in the playoffs and on the roster?

Two head coaches have already gotten the ax, and it doesn't look good for several others. We're doing a temperature check on coaching seats.