The Sean Salisbury Show

As the season rolls on and we now arrive at Week 12 in the NFL, kicking off Monday Night Football the Texans took on the Cowboys in which they gained a dominant victory over Dallas with a final score of 34-10. Regarding the phenomenal game Joe Mixon had and Nico Collins returning back to the active roster, the Texans look to be serious competitors as we inch closer to the postseason. However many believe the AFC's conference is loaded with a few different competitors whom tend to believe they may be better than the Texans. Looking currently and ahead as the weeks roll on, can we state that the Texans are a top five team in the AFC Conference?

Wrapping up Week 11 and anticipating since the beginning of the season, the Texans get ready to take on the Dallas Cowboys in what many make to be the state rivalry of the year. Kicking off on Monday Night Football tonight, the Texans head up to AT&T Stadium down in Arlington to take on a 3-6 Cowboys team that happens to be widely underperforming this season. Looking to add another win to the season and further their claim to the division, NFL Insider Aaron Wilson joins the guys in talks of tonight's big showdown and what to look for following the return of Nico Collins who's a very significant factor to this Texans team and what it may mean for either team moving forward following a loss after tonight.

Looking ahead the Texans are rolling into Week 11 following two frustrating losses, one to Aaron Rodgers and the Jets and the next the following week against Jared Goff and the Lions. Set on a big stage yet again, the Texans have a Monday night game now taking on their state rival down the interstate being the Dallas Cowboys. Looking at a underperforming Cowboys squad in comparison to the Texans roster, many wonder how if any way could the Texans lose this game to the Cowboys. With the return of Nico Collins this week and coming off those two heartbreaking losses, Dallas Fort-Worth's 96.7 The Ticket radio host, Matt McClearin joins the guys in a few things to look for come Monday night in the Texans matchup against the Cowboys as well as what a loss for either team may mean moving along in the season.

Looking to make the future a bit brighter here in Houston, just recently the Astrodome Conservancy released new plans for the old Astrodome area and what they may consist of doing with the area. Aiming to turn the area into a multi-use community following the possible addition of multiple businesses and venues to be placed in and around the district, many are excited about the "Vision Astrodome" and what it may bring to the city of Houston. The project pushes into the billion dollar price range as the Astrodome Conservancy urges citizens to sign a petition to show support for the plan although, some believe the historic landmark should be used for other use in the community instead. Many believe the area should turn into a Casino & Resort area while some think it's taking up space and should be tore down. With nothing stamped and for certain just yet on what the area may become, is it possible the Astrodome may be torn down in the months to come?