Newy Scruggs, Barry Church, Damontre Moore and Anthony Dorsett discuss the Cowboys' early season struggles, injuries in the secondary, previewing the upcoming game against the 0-3 Houston Texans and debate play calling, run game effectiveness, blitz strategies, and whether the Cowboys offense can overcome defensive deficiencies.

The Cowboys are having trouble getting pressure on the quarterback. Should they blitz more? Maybe. Do they have the personnel to do it? Maybe not. Plus, there was plenty of frustration after the disappointing loss. Are we starting to see cracks in the wall? And does this team still trust its kicker?

Still too soon to move on from the Cowboys loss in Rio to the Ravens, though not as bad as it once seemed, since 13 off the 16 NFC teams now are either 2-1 or 1-2, the 1-2 Cowboys just one game out of first place in the East. And really even though giving up 34 points the defense is showing some signs of improvement and breaking down the coverage on one Ravens touchdown.

On today's episode of the Break, Derek Eagleton, Ambar Garcia, Voch Lombardi and Tommy Yarrish take another look back at the Cowboys' loss to the Ravens, and break down several costly scenarios for Dallas from Sunday night.

Even the head coach himself said he didn't have a great game calling the plays in Rio. So what needs to change on that side of the ball as they get ready for Houston?

Nicole Hutchison, Patrik Walker and Josh Rodriguez discuss the injury aftermath of Week 3, with updated on Jalen Thompson, Shavon Revel, Malik Hooker and more. The crew also answers your listener calls on a Talkin' Tuesday.

Barry Church, Damontre Moore and Anthony Dorsett discuss the Cowboys' loss to the Ravens, analyzing the final seven seconds with Lamar Jackson, Brandon Aubrey's kickoff decision, edge rush containment issues, defensive secondary injuries, offensive line struggles, and the performances of players including Prescott, Lamb, Ferguson, and Brevyn Spann-Ford.

They fooled us again, thinking victory was at hand, only to suffer heartbreak. And unfortunately, the question has to be asked whether coaching was the key reason for that painful loss. Especially when telling an 11-year veteran quarterback, one of the best in the league, what to do. Inconsistency (yet some improvement) continues. Let's break it down.

So much good so much disappointing in the Cowboys last second 34-31 loss to the Ravens in Rio Sunday afternoon. The offense scored 31 points but should have scored 42. The defense made some encouraging plays but still got run on. And a great explanation of what the defense needed to do on  the Ravens final play to set up the game-winning walkoff field goal.