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Cowboys midseason report: Humble Pie

No matter how you slice it, the Cowboys have gotten their just desserts this season

Updated: November 12, 2010, 12:43 PM ET
By Tim MacMahon, Calvin Watkins and Bryan Broaddus | ESPNDallas.com

IRVING, Texas -- It's a good thing the Cowboys didn't claim Randy Moss off of waivers. He really wouldn't have liked the food served at Valley Ranch these days.

"Oh, man, we've gotten two big servings of humble pie," nose tackle Jay Ratliff said. "We are humbled. We are definitely humbled."

That ought to be an understatement.

After all, this is a team that was hyped as contenders to play in the Super Bowl they'll host in their $1.2 billion home. They're an absolute mess ...

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