The Dallas Cowboys are 3-4 away from the AT&T Stadium this season.

The Dallas Cowboys came into their week 15 game against the Buffalo Bills with a five-game winning streak. They were expected to put up a tough fight against the Bills and win the game. Unfortunately, that did not happen as the Buffalo-based side destroyed the Cowboys by 21 points. The Cowboys fans were unhappy with the team’s performance, especially Fox Sports analyst Skip Bayless.

The analyst was irked by the Cowboys’ performance as they slipped to 10-4 for the season. They are now a game behind the San Francisco 49ers, who won their week 15 game against the Arizona Cardinals and improved to 11-3. Bayless called out his Cowboys for losing the game and claimed that he was “so wrong” about the team being a Super Bowl contender.

Allow me to kick this show off by saying I was so wrong about my Cowboys--They are not what I thought they were. They are not contenders. At Buffalo, they played one of the most shameful big, late season games in Cowboys history. A gutless, heartless effort. They got exposed.

Bayless said during on the latest episode of the Fox Sports show, Undisputed.

The Cowboys, though, clinched a Wild Card spot. However, that mattered little to the players after the game. Barring losses to the Philadelphia Eagles and the Niners, the Cowboys could see themselves needing to win three road games in the postseason.

Dak Prescott talks about the Dallas Cowboys’ contrasting home and away records

The Dallas Cowboys have won all their home games this season. They are a perfect 7-0 at the AT&T Stadium. However, the Dallas-based team has a record of 3-4 away from home and recently lost an away game against the Buffalo Bills. Their QB Dak Prescott talked about the Cowboys’ differing home and away record after their loss to the Bills.

Dak Prescott (via Imago)

It's a huge difference (between Dallas at home and on the road), and, really, that's what these next couple weeks are about is figuring out that difference, and trying to close that gap--We want to come out and start how we do at home, and that's just not been the case. We've gotta find out what those answers are. We can't be two different teams.

Prescott said.

The Cowboys will play their next game at the Hard Rock Stadium against the Miami Dolphins. The matchup will play a huge role on the players’ psyche for the playoffs. A win will be the obvious preference.