Add Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Allen Hurns to the list of the folks who are highly critical of the team's play-calling and decisions in their Week 5 overtime loss to the Houston Texans.

With the Cowboys leading 13-10 mid-way through the third quarter, Prescott there an errant pass that was deflected and picked off by Justin Reid. The Texans would kick a field goal to tie the game. Obviously, the free points helped them get the game to overtime, which Houston won to move to 2-3.

Speaking to ESPN's Josina Anderson (h/t colleague Todd Archer), Hurns said running a deep curls on the interception play "is the worst play call that you would make." With a chance to clarify his comments, Hurns once again emphasized how much he hated the play call.

"I didn't question. Everyone knows that's not a good play call versus two-man," Hurns said. "So what's unfortunate for us is that was their only snap in two-man."

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Many were also critical of the decision by head coach Jason Garrett to punt in overtime, even though Dallas had a fourth-and-one situation in Houston territory. With an elite running back in Ezekiel Elliott and perhaps the league's best offensive line, Garrett opted not to be aggressive, hoping his defense would get the ball back.

Instead, Deshaun Watson hit DeAndre Hopkins on a 49-yard pass, and the Texans kicked the game-winning field goal. Owner Jerry Jones was critical of Garrett's decision to punt, saying "It's time for risks at that particular time," per the team's official website.

The Dallas offense was a strength in 2016 and '17, but it's off to a horrid start in 2018. Dak Prescott has just 961 passing yards, five touchdowns and four interceptions. Cole Beasley is the leading wide receiver with a mere 17 catches for 193 yards.

Dallas sits at 2-3, and they'll miss the playoffs for the third time in four years if the passing game doesn't get going. That could spark some changes on the roster, so Hurns, Prescott and co. must find a way to turn this thing around.

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